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Visual disturbance and abnormal eye movement

Localising visual loss and diplopia, the emergencies (retinal artery occlusion, GCA, pupil-involving third nerve palsy, pituitary apoplexy), myasthenia and thyroid eye disease, and the Austroads vision standards.

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  • First decide: one eye or both? loss of vision or double vision? sudden or gradual? painful or painless?
  • Measure acuity (with pinhole) and test fields, pupils and fundi in everyone.
  • Sudden painless monocular loss is retinal ischaemia until proven otherwise: stroke pathway, and GCA bloods if over 50.

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