“…Diabetic papillopathy may also be seen in patients with adult-onset diabetes mellitus. 1 Acute optic disc edema associated with diabetes, or diabetic papillopathy, usually occurs in the second to fourth decades of life and generally shows no correlation with the severity of diabetic retinopathy. It is typically associated with mild loss of vision (≥20/50) and the visual field may be normal or may show defects, such as an increased blind spot, arcuate scotomas, or altitudinal scotomas.…”