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Manifestaciones no oftalmológicas de la enfermedad de Graves

Authors: LATROFA, FRANCESCO; MARCOCCI, CLAUDIO; MARINO', MICHELE;

Manifestaciones no oftalmológicas de la enfermedad de Graves

Abstract

El ojo constituye una diana para la enfermedad vascular. El estudio de la microcirculación retiniana constituye una oportunidad muy interesante para la valoración del riesgo vascular al conocer la relación existente entre los cambios vasculares en la retina y el riesgo de padecer un ictus. Es además una ventana excepcional para conocer mejor la fisiopatología de la microcirculación. La arteria oftálmica es la primera rama de la arteria carótida interna. La afectación ocular puede ser uni o bilateral. Los síntomas oculares o neuro-oftalmológicos son transitorios o persistentes y sus manifestaciones son muy heterogéneas abarcando alteraciones de la agudeza visual, trastornos de los campos visuales, síndromes oculomotores y manifestaciones clínicas corticales y subcorticales complejas. Su conocimiento puede resul- tar clave para instaurar las medidas preventivas perti- nentes o establecer el correcto diagnóstico y la aproxi- mación diagnóstica inmediata, tan importante en la aten- ción de los procesos vasculares cerebrales. Palabras clave. Amaurosis fugaz. Ataque isquémi- co transitorio. Neuropatía óptica. Parálisis oculomoto- ra. Hemianopsia.

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