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Over the course of a month, a 75-year-old man has two episodes of bluring of vision affecting the right eye. Each lasted around five minutes with gradual complete resolution. Ocular examination on presentation to his general practitioner shows normal eye movements and pupil reactions. Which one of the following is the most appropriate next step in investigation?
(A) Ocular tonometry
(B) Carotid duplex Doppler studies
(C) Cerebral computed tomography (CT)
(D) 24-hour BP monitoring
(E) Temporal artery biopsy
Over the course of a month, a 75-year-old man has two episodes of bluring of vision affecting the right eye. Each lasted around five minutes with gradual complete resolution. Ocular examination on presentation to his general practitioner shows normal eye movements and pupil reactions. Which one of the following is the most appropriate next step in investigation?
(A) Ocular tonometry
(B) Carotid duplex Doppler studies
(C) Cerebral computed tomography (CT)
(D) 24-hour BP monitoring
(E) Temporal artery biopsy
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