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326 What's In a Name? (PowerPoint)Nicholas J. Volpe, MD, Northwestern University76-year old male; five year history of muscle pain and arthralgia; four year history of PMR symptoms; gastrointestinal illness.
327 Another Case of Guillain-Alajouanine-Garcin Syndrome [also known as Bertolotti-Garcin syndrome, Garcin's syndrome, Garcin-Guillain syndrome, Hartmann's syndrome (Friedrich Hartmann), Schmincke tumor-unilateral cranial paralysis syndrome...]Valérie Biousse, MD Departments of Ophthalmology and Neurology, Emory University School of MedicineA 37-year old male with multiple right-side cranial nerve palsies. Previous history significant for hypertension and sleep apnea. Family history remarkable for diabetes, glaucoma and thyroid disease.
328 Another Case of Guillain-Alajouanine-Garcin Syndrome [also known as Bertolotti-Garcin syndrome, Garcin's syndrome, Garcin-Guillain syndrome, Hartmann's syndrome (Friedrich Hartmann), Schmincke tumor-unilateral cranial paralysis syndrome...] (PowerPoint)Valérie Biousse, MD Departments of Ophthalmology and Neurology, Emory University School of MedicineA 37-year old male with multiple right-side cranial nerve palsies. Previous history significant for hypertension and sleep apnea. Family history remarkable for diabetes, glaucoma and thyroid disease.
329 Tics and Fleas (PowerPoint)Nancy J. Newman, MD, Emory Eye CenterA 61-year old female with tic douloureux and diplopia. Previous history significant for squamous cell skin cancer below right eye, surgically resected. Dx atypical trigeminal neuralgia after neurological consult following administration of local anesthetic for basal cell carcinoma resection.
330 Tics and FleasNancy J. Newman, MD, Emory Eye CenterA 61-year old female with tic douloureux and diplopia. Previous history significant for squamous cell skin cancer below right eye, surgically resected. Dx atypical trigeminal neuralgia after neurological consult following administration of local anesthetic for basal cell carcinoma resection.
331 Combing the Globe for TerrorismNorah S. Lincoff MD, University at BuffaloAn 83-year old male with painful loss of vision OS. Previous history significant for hypertension, atrial fibrillation, type II diabetes, squamous cell carcinoma of the face and prostate cancer.
332 Combing the Globe for Terrorism (PowerPoint)Norah S. Lincoff MD, University at BuffaloAn 83-year old male; hypertension; atrial fibrillation; type II diabetes mellitus; squamous cell carcinoma of the face; prostate cancer (treated).
333 Pseudo Pseudo Pseudo Tumor Cerebri (PowerPoint)Marc J. Dinkin, MD, Weill Cornell MedicineA 27-year old male with visual disturbances and worsening headache. Previous history significant for migraine.
334 Pseudo Pseudo Pseudo Tumor CerebriMarc J. Dinkin, MD, Weill Cornell MedicineA 27-year old male with visual disturbances and worsening headache. Previous history significant for migraine.
335 Poor Visual Recovery Following Treatment of Panuveitis in a 62 Year-old Man with Biopsy-proven Sarcoidosis (PowerPoint)Jeffrey GelfandA 62-year old male with blurred vision OS, progressive gait instability, episodic falling and confusion. Previous history significant for LP that revealed meningitis and lung and hilar lymph node biopsies that demonstrated sarcoidosis.
336 Poor Visual Recovery Following Treatment of Panuveitis in a 62 Year-old Man with Biopsy-proven SarcoidosisJeffrey GelfandA 62-year old male with blurred vision OS, progressive gait instability, episodic falling and confusion. Previous history significant for LP that revealed meningitis and lung and hilar lymph node biopsies that demonstrated sarcoidosis.
337 Bad Eyes, Bad Walking and Bad JudgementClare FraserA 20-year old male with deteriorating vision OS and a 13-year history of combined variable immunodeficiency. Previous history significant for atypical mycobacterium.
338 Bad Eyes, Bad Walking and Bad Judgement (PowerPoint)Clare FraserA 20-year old male with deteriorating vision OS and a 13-year history of combined variable immunodeficiency. Previous history significant for atypical mycobacterium.
339 Twice Bitten, Once ShyRobert ShinA 57-year old female with fatigue, confusion and headache associated with a right inferior quadrantanopsia.
340 Twice Bitten, Once Shy (PowerPoint)Robert ShinA 57-year old female with fatigue, confusion and headache associated with a right interferior qandrantanopsia.
341 A Case of Net Visual Loss and GainThomas SlamovitsA 68-year old female with a sudden loss of vision OU. Previous history significant for anemia, presumed by patient to account for her presenting symptoms.
342 A Case of Net Visual Loss and Gain (PowerPoint)Thomas SlamovitsA 68-year old female with a sudden loss of vision OU. Previous history significant for anemia, presumed by patient to account for her presenting symptoms.
343 Non-Functional Sinus Disease (PowerPoint)Julie SheltonA 6-year old female with a 1-week history of worsening vision OU > OD and a 2-month history of worsening headaches.
344 Non-Functional Sinus DiseaseJulie SheltonA 6-year old female with a 1-week history of worsening vision OU > OD and a 2-month history of worsening headaches.
345 Trouble ReadingRebecca StacyA 60-year old female with a 4-week history of progressive difficulty reading and word comprehension. Previous history significant for a 20-year history of recurrent granulomatous iritis in OU and chronic variable immune deficiency (CVID), diagnosed 23 years previous with associated hepatitis and der...
346 Trouble Reading (PowerPoint)Rebecca StacyA 60-year old female with a 4-week history of progressive difficulty reading and word comprehension. Previous history significant for a 20-year history of recurrent granulomatous iritis in OU and chronic variable immune deficiency (CVID), diagnosed 23 years previous with associated hepatitis and der...
347 A Bright Spot Causing Darkness (PowerPoint)Thomas N. HwangA 20-year old male with a 2-week history of headache and blurred vision.
348 A Bright Spot Causing DarknessThomas N. HwangA 20-year old male with a 2-week history of headache and blurred vision.
349 To Biopsy Or Not To Biopsy? That Is the Question (PowerPoint)Michael YoonA 16-year old female with an 8-week history of intense vertigo, headache, poor naming, blurred vision and gait instability.
350 To Biopsy Or Not To Biopsy? That Is the QuestionMichael YoonA 16-year old female with an 8-week history of intense vertigo, headache, poor naming, blurred vision and gait instability.
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