Zakka K A, Summerer R W, Yee R D, Foos R Y, Kim J
Am J Ophthalmol. 1979 Jan;87(1):91-5. doi: 10.1016/0002-9394(79)90198-3.
A 59-year-old man developed painless visual loss in his left eye over a one-year period, with rapid progression to blindness over three months. Ocular examination of the left eye revealed proptosis, marked optic disk pallor, dilated retinal veins, and congeries of vessels at the disk margin (opticociliary veins). His right eye was unremarkable. Fluorescein angiography and histopathologic examination confirmed the presence of opticociliary veins communicating between branches of the central retinal vein and the adjacent choroidal vasculature. Primary orbital optic nerve meningioma associated with opticociliary veins was diagnosed.
一名59岁男性在1年时间里左眼出现无痛性视力丧失，并在3个月内迅速发展为失明。左眼眼部检查发现眼球突出、明显的视盘苍白、视网膜静脉扩张以及视盘边缘的血管丛（视睫状静脉）。他的右眼无异常。荧光素血管造影和组织病理学检查证实存在视睫状静脉，其在视网膜中央静脉分支与相邻脉络膜血管系统之间相通。诊断为与视睫状静脉相关的原发性眼眶视神经脑膜瘤。
