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Amaurosis refers to complete blindness in one or both eyes without any visible structural change to the eyeball. It can occur transiently or permanently.
Amaurosis refers to complete blindness in one or both eyes without any visible structural change to the eyeball. It can occur transiently or permanently.
Amaurosis (from Greek amauros meaning dark or dim) is a term used to describe complete or near-complete loss of vision in one or both eyes that occurs without an apparent external abnormality of the eye itself. The eyeball typically looks normal on the outside, yet vision is severely impaired or entirely absent. Amaurosis can be sudden and temporary (transient) or permanent, depending on its underlying cause.
Amaurosis can result from a wide range of conditions affecting the retina, optic nerve, or the visual processing centers in the brain:
The primary symptom of amaurosis is the complete or substantial loss of vision. Depending on the underlying cause, additional symptoms may accompany the vision loss:
Diagnosing amaurosis requires a thorough ophthalmological and neurological evaluation:
Treatment of amaurosis depends on the underlying cause:
Amaurosis fugax is considered a medical emergency, as it is often a warning sign of an impending stroke. Immediate neurological evaluation is essential.
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