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. 1994 Dec;57(12):1546–1547. doi: 10.1136/jnnp.57.12.1546

Papilloedema and visual failure in a patient with nocturnal hypoventilation.

P J Kirkpatrick, T Meyer, N Sarkies, J D Pickard, H Whitehouse, P Smielewski

PMCID: PMC1073246 PMID: 7798994

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