synsutfall
Synsutfall is a term used in ophthalmology to describe loss of vision in one or both eyes. It refers to a reduction in visual function that can be temporary or permanent and may affect central acuity, peripheral vision, or both. Vision loss can be partial, such as blurred or distorted sight, or complete, resulting in blindness. It is typically assessed by measuring visual acuity and evaluating the visual field, and it may occur suddenly or develop gradually.
Causes of synsutfall are diverse and include ocular diseases, optic nerve or brain disorders, trauma, and systemic
Diagnosis involves a comprehensive eye examination and may include tests of visual acuity, refraction, pupil reactions,
Treatment and management depend on the underlying cause. Some conditions require urgent intervention to prevent permanent