lucky_doc
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a 56 yo M with a PMH of diabetes and HTN presents to the ophthamology clinic with a history of a blind spot in his R eye. He reports that it is painless, occured suddenly, and is only in his R eye. On exam, he has visual fiel loss in the R superior hemifield. Exam of the retina shows peripheral hemorrhages and disc congestion. What is the most likely diagnosis?
A Acute opthalmic artery occlusion
B Branch retinal vein occlusion
C Central retinal vein occlusion
D Diabetic retinopathy
E Hypertensive retinopathy
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| Korotkoff
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B?
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| Ivonne
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B 
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| drshvetasm
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B
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| lucky_doc
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B
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| mjl1717
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I guessed answer-B
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| Vietnamese
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please explain!
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