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Genetisch-bedingte Optikusatrophien

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Ein 35-jähriger Mann bemerkt vier Wochen vor der Erstvorstellung eine Sehverschlechterung des linken Auges. 14 Tage später verschlechtert sich auch das Sehen des rechten Auges. Allgemein sei er gesund. Bis vor Kurzem habe er relativ viel Rum und Wodka konsumiert, bis vor Kurzem ca. vier Schachteln Zigaretten pro Tag konsumiert. Ein Bruder sei an LHON erkrankt.

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Steffen, H., Rüther, K. (2023). Genetisch-bedingte Optikusatrophien. In: Steffen, H., Kelbsch, C., Tonagel, F., Job, O. (eds) Neuroophthalmologie. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-64261-0_10

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