NOVEL - Frank B. Walsh Collection
 
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1 Transitional MeningiomaEdsel B. Ing, MD, FRCS(C); James Garrity, MD; Shelley Cross, MDA 22-year old female with decreased vision OS and periocular pain.
2 Orbital and Systemic MyositisThomas R. Hedges III, MD; Jane B. Ward, MDA 56-year old male with progressive inflammation of the medial aspect of the right upper arm. A month later, after treatment with antibiotics, a dull ache and vertical diplopia OD. Previous history significant for emphysema.
3 MangiaAeyan Shyegani, MD; Michael Kazim, MD; Jeffrey Odel, MDA 52-year old female with severe, painful right periorbital swelling and redness associated with fever, chills and headache.
4 Old Lesion, New PalsyTodd C. Geis, MD; Nancy J. Newman, MDA 48-year old female with horizontal diplopia. 3 years prior to referral, right facial weakness, hypesthesia and ipsilateral loss of hearing and ataxia experienced. Previous history significant for chronic liver disease with splenomegaly, malabsorption syndrome, thrombocytopenia with anemia and Hash...
5 Lessons Learned From A Big Optic NerveDaniel M. Jacobson, MD; Roger E. Riepe, MDA 40-year old female with left orbital headache and blurred vision declining to loss of vision OS.
6 Diplopia After Minor Head TraumaRobert L. Tomsak, MD, PhDA 16-year old male with diplopia, worse at distance and right gaze. Previous history significant for a hard fall the resulted to a blow to the head.
7 Histopathology of an Adult-Onset Optic NeuropathyJoseph F. Rizzo, MDA male with poor vision and color defect OS.
8 Bilateral Visual Loss and Confusion After Lumboperitoneal Shunt for Pseudotumor CerebriNeil R. Miller, MD; Michael X. RepkaA 42-year old female with headache and optic disc swelling after lumboperitoneal shunting.
9 An Unusual Cause for Recurrent ProptosisKimberly A. Peele, MD; John S. Kennerdell, MDA 28-year old male with painless, progressive proptosis OS.
10 Enigmatic Unilateral Optic Disc Swelling in an AIDS PatientThomas H. Yau, MD; Pedro Rivera, MD; Albert Cytryn, MD; Alexander S. Mark, MD; Barry Shmookler, MD; Charles Levy, MD; Martin P. Kolsky, MDA 35-year old male with left eye pain occurring on lateral gaze. Previous history significant for AIDS, discovered after a diagnosis of disseminated histoplasmosis.
11 An Unusual Cause of Bilateral Central ScotomasPamela Y. Blake, MD; Neil R. Miller, MDA 66-year old female with diminishing vision over a 20-year period.
12 0' Variant Visual LossEdsel B. Ing, MD; Brian R. Younge, MD; Jacqueline A. Leavitt, MDA 42-year old female with photopsias, nyctalopia and occasional bifrontal headache.
13 Ophthalmoplegic Migraine: Toward a Better UnderstandingAlexander S. Mark, MD; Jan Casselman, MD; Douglas Brown, MD; Luisa Divano, MD; Joao Sanchez, MD; J. M. Gerard, MD; Martin Kolsky, MDA 12-year old with headaches and right III nerve palsy involving the pupil.
14 Progressive Visual Loss, 13708 Mutation, Optic Nerve Thickening, MRI Foci and D.I.Michael Kazim, MD; Myles Behrens, MD; Sydney Yoon, MD; Michael Fetell, MD; Jeffrey Odel, MDA 20-year old male with painless blurred vision and fatigue.
15 Slowly Progressive Visual Loss in a young AdultDavid I. Kaufman, DO; Greg S. Kosmorsky, DOA 23-year old male with vision complaints; trouble reading with decreased central vision in both eyes.
16 Relapsing and Remitting Ophthalmoparesis in a 12-Year Old Girl with Common MirgraineRobert H. Spector, MDA 12-year old female with migraine and gaze orthotropia.
17 Hemiparesis, Simultagnosia and ProsopagnosiaKong Yong Goh, MD; N. J. Schatz, MD; J. S. Glaser, MDA 49-year old male with a long-standing history of seizure and the onset of a progressive right hemiparesis.
18 The Irony of It AllSteven L. Galetta, MD; Lawrence Kenyon, MD, PhD; Nicholas Volpe, MD; Anne L. Frattalli, MD, PhD; Michael Murray, MD; Eric C. Raps, MDA 64-year old female with a 4-year history of transfusion-dependent myelodysplasia noted right facial pain radiating from the angle of the jaw to the temporal area. The pain was attributed to sinus disease and empirically treated with oral antibiotics. Four weeks later, she awoke with NLP OD. Previo...
19 Downbeat Nystagmus with a Fourth Ventricular TumorPaul W. Brazis, MD; Robert Wharen, MD; Marc Cohen, MD; Stephen Hogan, MD; Leo Czervionke, MDA 74-year old female with generalized weakness and visual decline. Previous history of significant for polymyalgia rheumatica.
20 Heavy BreathingLaura J. Balcer, MD; Steven L. Galetta, MD; Lawrence C. Kenyon, MD, PhD; Eric C. Raps, MDA 57-year old male with painless binocular horizontal diplopia, worse in left gaze and at distance.
21 Index of cases presented at the NANOS 1995 Walsh SessionThis document is an index of neuro-ophthalmic cases presented to physicians at the Frank B. Walsh session during the Annual North American Neuro-Ophthalmology Society Meeting. Clinical cases are presented by neuro-ophthalmologists with comments by neuroradiologists, neuropathologists, and other sele...
22 Cases presented at the NANOS 1995 Walsh SessionThis document includes a wide variety of neuro-ophthalmic cases as presented to physicians at the Frank B. Walsh session during the Annual North American Neuro-Ophthalmology Society Meeting. Clinical cases are presented by neuro-ophthalmologists with comments by neuroradiologists, neuropathologists,...
23 Thirty-Three and a Third, But Not Long PlayerSusan M. Ksiazek, MD; Rochelle Zak, MD; Thomas L. Slamovits, MD; Jacqueline Bello, MDA 33-year old female in her thirty-third week of gestation with a 5-day history of double vision and fever.
24 Another Cuban NeuropathyJacqueline A. Leavitt, MD; V. A. Lennon, MDA 46-year old male with diplopia.
25 A Horse is a Horse, of Course, Of CourseMichael L. Slavin, MDA 36-year old female with acute total visual loss OD lasting thirty seconds to one minute with spontaneous complete improvement.
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