Case presentation A 44-year-old female patient presented with complaints of vision loss in both eyes for four years that was sub-acute at the onset, worsened gradually over a year, and subsequently stabilized with partial loss. History Medical history: Bronchial asthma and hypothyroidism.
The patient has been undergoing treatment for both. Systemic examination: Within normal limits History of presenting illness Central scotoma in both eyes Optical coherence tomography: Foveal thinning with a thickness of 107 µ in the right eye and 88 µ in the left eye Visually evoked potential test and computed tomography scan brain-orbits: Normal Visual acuity: Right eye 6/24, N10 and left eye 6/36, N12 Visual acuity did not improve with the use of glasses or pinhole Anterior segment evaluation: Normal Fundus examination: Attenuation of vessels, altered foveal reflex with small macular pigment…
