XXXX and Acute @entity2747 following Snake Envenomation.

@entity1 @entity1667 @entity227 @entity16 @entity7995 @entity2790 @entity1781 @entity158 @entity2300 @entity5564 @entity10 @entity2747 @entity5900
Purpose. We aimed to describe a unique case in which a @entity1 developed unilateral @entity7995 and @entity2747 as a result of @entity5900 . Case Report. Approximately 18 hours after @entity5900 , a 67-year-old female @entity1 described @entity227 and severe @entity158 in her left eye (LE). The @entity1 's best corrected visual acuity was 10/10 in the RE and hand motion in the LE. Cranial magnetic resonance imaging showed signs of @entity16 in the left optic nerve. In the LE, corneal haziness, closure of the iridocorneal angle, and mild @entity5564 were observed and pupillary light reflex was absent. Intraocular pressure was 25   mmHg and 57   mmHg in the RE and LE, respectively. The @entity1 was diagnosed with @entity2747 in the LE. @entity1781 was treated with intravenous pulse @entity1667 . @entity2790 was within normal range starting on the fourth day. One month after the incident, there was no sign of @entity1781 ; relative afferent @entity2300 and @entity1781 disappeared. Conclusions. @entity1 with severe @entity10 and @entity227 must be carefully examined for possible @entity1781 and @entity2747 . Early diagnosis and treatment of these cases are necessary to prevent permanent @entity1781 .
