Refalo-Azzopardi, S. and Caruana, C. (2025) Case Report: High Intraocular Pressure vs Temporal Arteritis, a Diagnostic Challenge. Open Journal of Ophthalmology, 15, 50-56. doi: ...

Learn about eye changes that could indicate serious health conditions, from blurry vision to persistent floaters and flashes ...

Giant cell arteritis (GCA ... Prompt initiation of corticosteroids may prevent visual loss in affected individuals. Temporal artery biopsy remains the gold standard for diagnosing GCA.

Visual loss is the most feared complication in temporal arteritis, and extracranial arteries and/or aorta are more often involved in GCA than previously estimated. No specific laboratory parameter ...

and visual anomalies including double vision or blindness in one or both eyes are all signs of temporal arteritis. Unlike PMR, temporal arteritis requires immediate medical attention. Delays in ...

Giant cell arteritis (GCA), also known as temporal arteritis, is an autoimmune disease of ... GCA can cause headache, jaw pain, and changes in or loss of vision, including sudden and permanent loss of ...