Med. praxi. 2016;13(2):72-74 | DOI: 10.36290/med.2016.015
Amaurosis fugax is a transitory monocular visual loss, mostly monocular, which takes a few minutes, is no exception 1–2 hours.
Visual functions are then fully restored. Usually amaurosis fugax is caused by transient ischemia or vascular insufficiency of the
retina or optic nerve emboli from the carotid vessels or one of its branches. The cooperation of ophthalmologist, neurologist
and internist is particularly needed.
Published: May 1, 2016 Show citation