[Gingival hyperplasia and XXXX ].

@entity1 @entity227 @entity4 @entity2994 @entity262 @entity3528 @entity1778 @entity1867
This case report describes the unilateral acute @entity227 in the right eye of a 48-year-old @entity1 . The @entity1 was otherwise healthy but 2 days previously had suffered from @entity227 . Secondary to this, the @entity1 had already been under dental treatment for 1 week due to @entity4 . At the first examination a macular branch @entity2994 and @entity1867 were found in the right eye by indirect ophthalmoscopy. The immediate diagnostic procedure identified @entity1778 (AML) as the cause of the vascular pathology. The AML can be manifested in different ways and the retina is involved in approximately 50% of cases. Due to a @entity3528 , which is found in approx. 20% of @entity1778 , symptomatic central @entity2994 or macular branch @entity2994 can occur. Ophthalmic symptoms can be the first and only signs to be detected. Therefore, ophthalmologists should also consider a @entity262 and initiate a clarification. A differential blood count is indispensable. The results usually improve by a rapidly arranged and suitable therapy. Ophthalmological follow-up examinations are imperative as an initiated chemotherapy can also produce ophthalmological side-effects.
