Sudden loss of vision

The third video for my teaching project at medical school. This video is a bit longer than the others and will cover the main differentials for a patient presenting with sudden loss of vision. The conditions (and timings if you want to skip ahead!) are...

00:37 - Posterior vitreous detachment
02:58 - Retinal detachment
10:15 - Central retinal artery occlusion
14:53 - Central retinal vein occlusion
18:42 - Vitreous haemorrhage
22:17 - Optic neuritis
25:12 - Anterior ischaemic optic neuropathy (arteritic and non-arteritic).

31:00 - Comparison table / quiz yourself!

For all those with an interest in all things neuroscience-y, check out the channel of a good friend of mine at "Brains Explained"!

Thanks to the Univerity of Iowa and EyeRounds.org for their permission to use the fundoscopy images found in this video.

As ever I would love any feedback, either through the comments section, to [email protected], or in person! Thanks for watching.

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This is intended for educational purposes only. Actual treatment of the condition may vary from place to place and the information contained in the video is not intended for patient information. It is no substitute for professional medical advice.

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