Central retinal artery occlusion is usually treated in the acute setting despite limited evidence that treatment improves prognosis | Medibuddy
29th October 2020

Central retinal artery occlusion is usually treated in the acute setting despite limited evidence that treatment improves prognosis

Central retinal artery occlusion is usually treated in the acute setting despite limited evidence that treatment improves prognosis. Which management strategies are typically used?

Which THREE of the following treatments are correct? Select THREE options only.

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