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[Remarkable cases of temporal arteritis]
Klinische Monatsblatter Fur Augenheilkunde
|March 1, 1979
Blood-circulatory disorders and their end results at the fundus of the eye must always draw our attention to a possible Arteriitis temporalis Horton, even if there are no general symptoms, when the clinical picture disguises the vascular disease, or even when an important symptom of the disease, such as the accelerated basal sedimentation rate, is missing.
Blood-circulatory disorders and their end results at the fundus of the eye must always draw our attention to a possible Arteriitis temporalis Horton, even if there are no general symptoms, when the clinical picture disguises the vascular disease, or even when an important symptom of the disease, such as the accelerated basal sedimentation rate, is missing.