40 year old woman with a five-day history of visual loss in the right eye
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A 40-year-old white female presented to the Wills Eye Hospital Emergency Room with a five day history of blurred vision in the temporal visual field of her right eye. The patient denied any photopsia or other associated visual complaints.
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