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Summary: An interesting patient with convulsions and amaurosis is reported in whom hypertension, but not proteinuria was present. The aetiology and treatment of amaurosis in pregnancy is presented. It is suggested that the following is the most efficacious treatment of amaurosis due to arterial spasm: Amyl nitrite inhalation. Intravenous administration of diuretics, and a vasodilator or local anaesthetic. Stellate ganglion block should be performed if the condition persists. Immediate termination of the pregnancy. The value of ophthalmoscopy is emphasized.
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