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BOF: 99

A 32 year old female presents with sudden loss of vision whilst playing tennis. She had problems with vision earlier and was documented as having a relative afferent papillary defect.

On examination of her optic fundus you note hyperaemia of the disc with swelling of the disc.

In this patient the likely diagnosis is:

a)      Central retinal artery occlusion

b)      Central retinal vein occlusion

c)      Retinal detachment

d)     Ischaemic optic neuropathy

e)      Optic neuritis

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