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Case report reveals transient blindness in a patient after congenital heart repair, indicating unilateral subdural hematoma as a reversible cause of cortical visual impairment.
Blindness or visual impairment following congenital heart repair is a rare complication. It can be transient or permanent depending in underlying etiology and damage to optic pathway. We report first case of transient blindness following congenital heart repair due to unilateral subdural hematoma in occipital region.
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