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William F. Hoyt, MD
San Francisco

Arch Ophthalmol. 1988;106(8):1031.

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—I am most impressed with Hamed and colleagues' report in which they convincingly establish that a patient with MEWDS can manifest major steep-edged blind spot enlargement. I always pay attention when Dr. Gass tells us he has seen a similar case. Drs Aaberg and Calhoun¹ already expressed their opinion¹ that the syndrome of AIBSE might be part of the spectrum of MEWDS (although their patients did not demonstrate this finding).

Is it possible that the spectrum of the disease called MEWDS could include steep geographic-edged blind spot enlargement and temporal photopsias without a stage of multiple evanescent white dots or macular involvement? . . . [Full Text PDF of this Article]

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