[The use of calcium antagonists in the treatment of ocular circulation symptoms in the framework of a vasospastic syndrome].

In a number of patients with etiologically unexplained visual field loss, a vasospastic syndrome was found with the aid of capillaroscopic local cooling test on the fingers. After therapy with calcium entry blockers the visual field of the patients with vasospastic syndrome underwent a marked and statistically significant improvement. The control group showed a slight but statistically insignificant tendency towards improvement.