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V114: MACROVASCULAR DECOMPRESSION OF THE OPTIC NERVE: TECHNICAL CASE INSTRUCTION
Shravan C Atluri, MHA1; Anthony Guidotti1; Ethan Cline1; Ondrej Choutka, MD2; 1ICOM; 2Saint Alphonsus Regional Medical Center

Vascular compression of the optic nerve via the internal carotid artery is a rare clinical entity. There are currently no case reports that describe a macrovascular sling transposition technique for this pathology. We present the case of 69 year old woman with severe left  vision loss and optic nerve atrophy with an ectatic left ICA. Utilizing a sling transposition technique we were able to effecitvely decompress the optic nerve and prevent further loss of vision.  

 

 

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