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MedicineNeurologyOphthalmologyNeuro-ophthalmologyOcular DiseaseVisual DisordersIntracranial HypertensionNeuro-ophthalmic DiseaseNeuro-ophthalmic DisordersVisual Field AssessmentVisual ImpairmentVisual Outcome Prognosis
< .02) were inversely correlated with the final visual field MD in the study eye. The visual outcome for the IIH patients in our study was predominantly favourable, but patients with high-grade papilloedema had a worse visual prognosis and required more aggressive treatment.
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