A 62-year-old man presented to the New England Eye Center comprehensive ophthalmology clinic for an urgent evaluation of a black shadow in the inferotemporal field of his left eye that started suddenly 4 days prior while he was sitting.
He did not have any pain, flashes, floaters, decrease in central vision, field loss in the right eye or injection. He otherwise felt well. The shadow moved slightly when he moved his head from left to center, and it was more prominent in brighter lighting. His ocular history included a right (Read more...)
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