A 77-year-old white woman presented to the emergency department with worsening floaters and decreased vision in the left eye. She reported that she initially noticed floaters in the left eye 6 months ago, but over the past few months, the floaters had turned brown and coalesced to form a dark cloud. Her husband also noticed new right-hand clumsiness and word-finding difficulties for the past 3 days. She denied fevers, chills, weight loss and shortness of breath.
The patient had never had any eye problems or eye surgery in the past. She was diagnosed with visually significant cataracts 6 months
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