A case of Devic’s disease in a 15 year old male patient – A case report and study of literature

Abstract

A 15 year old male, presented with defective vision in Left eye from 5 days, which is sudden in onset, not associated with any other symptoms. He had history of similar complaint to the Right eye 6 months back. There is History of spastic quadric paresis 6 months back following an acute febrile illness. HE also had lack of sensation of passing urine. On examination visual acuity right eye – 6/24 with pin hole 6/18, left eye 6/60 with pinhole 6/60. Extra ocular movements normal in all directions. Pupils – normal size reacting to light. Fundus: right eye – media clear, optic disc margin well circumscribed, pale disc, vessels normal, foveal reflex dull. Left eye: media clear, optic disc slightly hyperemic, margins well circumscribed, vessels normal, foveal reflex dull. Investigations: CT brain and MRI brain done. Case report: A 15 year male patient presenting with blurring of vision in Left eye from 5 days