A 23-year-old man was referred by an outside optometrist to the retina service at Ophthalmic Consultants of Boston for evaluation of 2 weeks of bilateral “flashes and zigzags.”
On evaluation, the patient noted 1 day of bilateral floaters and new onset left eye pain. He reported seeing blind spots while reading. He had no shadow or curtain symptoms, blurred or double vision, eye redness, pain with eye movements or light sensitivity.
His medical history included eczema for which he was treated with dupilumab as well as presumed viral meningitis a (Read more...)