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What clinical features predict visual recovery from optic neuritis in NMOSD?

Favorable or poor prognosis.
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Neurology · Mayo
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The main clinical feature associated with outcomes is the severity of vision loss at nadir. The more severe the vision loss, the higher the risk of poor outcomes. However, there can be patients with very severe vision loss (no light perception) who can still recover to 20/20. The correlation with ra...

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In AQP4-positive NMOSD optic neuritis, visual recovery is most strongly influenced by the severity of vision loss at nadir, the rapidity of acute treatment, the patient’s age, the extent and location of optic nerve involvement, and the amount of remaining optic nerve reserve if that patient had prio...

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