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1 Unilateral Blindness and Proptosis in a ChildWilliam T. Schults, MDA child, age 3 years, 11 months, with a complaint of reduced vision OD was found to have a blind right eye with optociliary shunt vessels on disc.
2 A Lesion of the Third VentricleR. M. Burde; Terence G. Klingele; Thomas L. Slamovits; Robert Ratcheson; Mokhtar H. GadoA 35-year old female with blurred vision followed by loss of vision OU.
3 Unilateral PapilledemaJ. Lawton Smith, MD A 29-year old female with a 1-year history of transient visual obscurations OS.
4 Unusual Progressive ProptosisJoseph Eshaghian, MD; Gerald Terris, MDA 72-year old male with double vision and a sudden bulging OD.
5 Visual Loss in PregnancyNancy M. Newman, MDA 33-year old female presented in her 37th week of pregnancy with bilateral visual loss. Previous history significant for spinal tuberculosis Tx lumbar fusion.
6 Optic Glioma Revisited-AgainNeil R. Miller, MDA 14-year old male with blurred vision OS.
7 A Sellar MisadventureSteven A. Newman, MD; Harry A. Quigley, MD; Neil R. Miller, MDA 37-year old female with frontal headache, weight gain and progressive, painless loss of vision OS.
8 The Neuro-Ophthalmic Pathology of Herpes Zoster OphthalmicusThomas R. Hedges III, MD; D. M. Albert, MD; D. Bienfang, MDA 43-year old female with ocular complications of herpes zoster ophthalmicus. Previous history significant for renal transplant for glomerulonephritis.
9 A Chromosomal CatastropheJames C. Trautmann, MDR. W. was born on February 26, 1980 and died June 15, 1980. Her birth weight was 1600 gms after an uncomplicated pregnancy and delivery.
10 Bitemporal Hemianopsia, Recurrent Meningitis, and Presumed Empty SellaSteven E. Feldon, MD; Murray Thale, MD; Martin Weiss, MDA 51-year male with a history of recurring meningitis.
11 Multiple Cranial Nerve PalsiesJames B. MacLean, MDCase 1: A 69-year old male with left facial weakness and subsequent left craninal nerve deficits. Previous history significant for MI. Case 2: A 75-year old male with loss of vision OS declining to NLP.
12 Gyrus Rectus SyndromeTerence G. Klingele, MD; Mokhtar H. Gado, MD; Ronald M. Burde, MD; William S. Coxe, MDA 26-year old female with headache and blurred vision.
13 Facial Pain and Cranial NeuropathyJ. Trobe, MD; I. Hood, MD; J. Parsons, MDCase 1: A 70-year old female with a 2-year history of left facial pain. Case 2: A 61-year old male with a 2-year history of episodic, severe right facial pain.
14 Sudden Total Ophthalmoplegia Following Burr Holes - Occult Metastasis to Cavernous SinusesRichard P. Mills, MD; Sam J. Insalaco, MD; Allen Joseph, MDA 59-year old male with a previous Dx of undifferentiated lung carcinoma complained of headache, principally behind the right eye and nausea.
15 Successful Treatment of 'Nerve Sheath' MeningiomaDavid W. Zauel, MD A 56-year old female post resection of an exophytic meningioma adjacent to the intracranial optic nerve.
16 Recurrent Orbital Disease in an Older FemaleCharles Barnett, MDA 57-year old female with a history of intermittent itching and burning in the right eye and diplopia.
17 Recurrent Orbital Disease in a Young MaleJohn S. Kennerdell, MDA 28-year old male with left frontal headache, blurred vision and proptosis OS
18 Progressive Unilateral Visual LossRobert L. Lesser, MDA 53-year old female with decreasing vision OD. Previous history significant for hypertension.
19 Steroid Responsive BlindnessJohn L. Keltner, MD; Alan M. Roth, MD; Cully A. Cobb, MDA 61-year old female with progressive blurred vision OS that developed 3 days after dental anesthesia.
20 Proptosis and Fistula in a Young MaleThomas C. Spoor, MDA 37-year old male with epistaxis and headache. Previous history significant for left proptosis, epiphora and sinusitis.
21 Pseudo' Pseudotumor CerebriCraig H. Smith, MDA 52-year old male with papilledema found during an ENT work-up of a transient right Bell palsy.
22 Visual Loss in a Teen-Aged South-American BoyFred C. Chu, MD; David G. Cogan, MDA 14-year old male with bilateral hearing and visual deficits.
23 An Intracranial Mass LesionD. G. HarperA 56-year old female with decreased visual acuity OS of a 2-year duration.
24 Thirty Years of Visual MigraineJohn B. Selhorst, MD; Neal Slatkin, MD; Edward A. Waybright, MD; Robert F. Saul, MDA 47-year old male with an onset of episodic right photopsia.
25 Paradoxical Tremor and Painaud's SyndromeCheryl R. Zaret, MD; Jan E. Leestma, MD; Howard D. Simon, MDA 38-year old female with a 1-week history of headache and associated photophobia, pupillary dilitation, blurred vision and dliplopia. Previous history significant for upper extremity tremors concomitant with UTI and pregnancy.
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