Response to: Workup following retinal artery occlusion—experience from an outpatient retina clinic and the delay in workup

Acute retinal artery occlusion (RAO) is an urgent ophthalmic condition often indicative of future ischemic pathology. Patients diagnosed at an outpatient retina clinic must present to an emergency department (ED) or primary care clinic to obtain a systemic workup. We review the overall compliance and suspected delay in completing the required testing. Retrospective cohort study Patients presenting with a symptomatic RAO from June 2009 to January...