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transient monocular blindness
transient monocular blindness Transient monocular blindness is a sudden, painless, temporary loss of vision in one eye.
Transient monocular blindness is a sudden, painless, temporary loss of vision in one eye. It is most commonly linked to carotid atherothromboembolism, although some cases may involve impaired venous outflow and resulting ocular venous hypertension.