Diabetic papillitis refers to optic nerve swelling with normal vision in a patient with diabetes and typically isn't symptomatic, Warner said. "It is almost never in both eyes at the same time ...

The anatomical diagnoses were diabetes mellitus, as evidenced by the clinical findings and glycogen nephrosis, acute pyelonephritis, with necrotizing papillitis, a healing abscess over the left ...

The single patient who developed bilateral diabetic papillitis with semaglutide therapy did not end up losing vision and continued receiving the GLP-1 agent. The researchers hypothesized that ...