Multiple Myeloma Relapse Presenting as Unilateral Blindness
Amit Badola, Tanvi Khanna, Kunal ., Sanjiv Kumar Verma
International Blood Research & Reviews · pp. 1–3 · Published 1 Dec 2018
10.9734/IBRR/2018/45424Abstract
Multiple Myeloma is a chronic disease. While therapy is largely focused for control, relapse is inevitable. Central nervous system relapse of myeloma is less common. Unilateral painless blindness is a rare entity and its occurrence in the setting of multiple myeloma has not been commonly reported. We encountered a case of multiple myeloma on treatment, who developed unilateral blindness and later on confirmed to have relapse of disease.
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