Abstract
Acute visual loss is a frightening experience, a common ophthalmic emergency, and a diagnostic challenge. In this review, the author focusses on the diagnosis of transient monocular blindness and visual loss due to infarction of the retina and/or the optic nerve-the ocular parallel of cerebral stroke.
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