What baseline visual testing, if any, do you recommend at diagnosis for patients with multiple sclerosis who deny visual complaints?
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Neurology · Stanford Univeristy
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I do a baseline eye exam with visual acuity, OCT RNFL, and fundus photos yearly. If I see any abnormalities, then I might consider a repeat exam in six months. If all is normal and there's no history of optic neuritis, I do yearly appointments. If they are on DMTs that have eye side effects, then I ...
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