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Article Synopsis
- Optic nerve sheath meningocele is a condition where the sheath around the optic nerve enlarges due to a buildup of cerebrospinal fluid, often classified as primary when not linked to other conditions.
- The case report discusses a patient with bilateral primary idiopathic optic nerve sheath meningocele who experienced gradual vision loss but showed improvement after treatment with acetazolamide.
- A review of similar cases indicates that while severe vision loss may require surgical intervention, acetazolamide is effective for managing symptoms in less severe cases, as demonstrated in this patient's follow-up.
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