Retinal disease in the neurology clinic

Abstract

Purpose of review Retinal disease can manifest with visual symptoms similar to those which result from central nervous system disorders. We provide a framework for considering retinal causes of common visual complaints presenting to a neurology clinic. Recent findings Technological advances have afforded quicker detection and a more thorough understanding of these retinal entities and are crucial to consider when evaluating visual complaints in the neurology clinic. Summary It is essential to maintain a working knowledge of common retinal conditions that symptomatically overlap with common neurologic conditions. Furthermore, the ophthalmoscopic exam and retinal imaging modalities can both aid in the diagnosis and workup of visual complaints and neurologic disease.

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“…Retinal disease is one of the leading causes of visual impairment or loss worldwide and manifests as visual impairment, color vision impairment, or visual dysfunction [ 1 , 2 ]. The high incidence rate, variety, and complex pathogenesis of retinal diseases make it difficult to fully cure them, seriously impacting the quality of life [ 3 ].…”