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Progressive visual loss with normal examination. A conundrum.

T L Slamovits, R M Burde, N R Miller

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    A malignant glioma in adulthood caused a woman's rapid vision loss to blindness over seven weeks. Delayed diagnosis resulted from insufficient clinical and diagnostic evaluations.

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    • Diagnostic Medicine

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