NOVEL - Frank B. Walsh Collection
 
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1 An Unusual Cause for Amaurosis FugaxJ. C. TrautmannA 16-year-old male with transient loss of vision OS.
2 A Suprasellar MassDavid L. Knox, MD, Wilmer Eye InstituteA 47-year old male with decreased visual acuity. Dx suprasellar mass at age 36 Tx XRT.
3 Progressive Visual Loss and Hodgkin's LymphomaDan Boghen, MD, FRCP(C), Neuro-Ophthalmology Section, Neurology Service, Hôtel-Dieu Hospital, QuebecA 34-year old male with a history of chronic alcoholism and psoriasis. Previous history significant for Hodgkin lymphoma Tx antineoplastic agents and XRT.
4 Recurrent Falx Meningioma and an Enlarged LiverThomas R. HedgesA 36-year old female first had presented ten years previously at age 26, with a 9-month history of headache, unsteadiness of gait, recurrent vomiting and gradually diminishing vision.
5 Traumatic Diplopia in Hirsute RelativesLance OpticanA 2-year old male with known congenital, familial hirsutism was evaluated for a traumatic right VI nerve palsy.
6 Too Much of a Good ThingNicholas Z. ZakovA 59-year old male with a history of acute methanol intoxication leading with 48 hours to a visual acuity of NLP OU with fixed pupils.
7 Progressive Visual Loss in the Ninth Decade: 'The Right Place, but the Wrong Time'Larry ParkerAn 81-year old female with a 15-month history of loss of vision OS with later progression OD.
8 Opsoclonus and MyoclonusC. WertenbakerA 66-year old male with a sudden onset of dizziness, aggravated by head motion and inability to stand or sit. A 2+ pack-a-day smoker with a history of emphysema.
9 Progressive Cerebellar DegenerationAvery BrownA 63-year old white female with unsteady gait and gaze abnormalities. Previous history significant for alcohol abuse.
10 Progressive Bilateral Optic AtrophyMichael M. CohenA 14-year old female with bilateral optic atrophy.
11 Progressive Cranial Nerve PalsiesMassey, E. WayneA 62-year old female with blurred vision which cleared on blinking.
12 Weber's Syndrome and Bilateral Homonymous HemianopiaJames A. Sharpe, MD, FRCP(C) (1941-2013)A 31-year old male with a 10-day history of diplopia and frontal headaches. Previous history significant for glomerulonephritis, hypertension and diabetes mellitus.
13 Personality Changes with Internal OphthalmoplegiaRobert L. Lesser, MD, The Eye Care Group, Clinical Professor of Ophthalmology and Visual Science and Neurology at Yale, Clinical Professor of Neurology and Surgery (Neurosurgery) at the University of Connecticut School of MedicineA 17-year old female with diplopia, blurred vision, malar rash, alopecia, arthralgia, hyperlipidemia and renal disease.
14 Progressive Myoclonus and DementiaJohn L. Keltner, MD, UC Davis HealthA 68-year old male with a 3-week history of vertigo, hallucinations, ataxia, dysarthria and tinnitus. Previous history significant for heavy drinking.
15 Progressive Visual Loss and Fundus AbnormalityRichard E. Appen, MDA 44-year old female with 6-month history of progressive, painless loss of vision OD. A 2 pack-a-day smoker.
16 Optic Atrophy and an Orbital MassRobert D. Yee, MDA 60-year old male with a 3-month history of blurred vision OS.
17 Orbitofacial AngiomatosisCheryl R. ZaretA 5-month old female with a congenital left facial nevus flammeus with a 10-day history of left proptosis with epiphora.
18 Progressive Ataxia and Spasticity with Advancing Bilateral Optic AtrophyJames B. MacLeanA 24-year old female with transient loss of vision OD followed two years later by a sudden onset of ataxia of right extremities and weakness of left extremities. Family history remarkable for well-defined neurological illness.
19 A Case of Back Pain of Neuro-Ophthalmological InterestPatrick J. SweeneyA 33-year old female with chronic back pain, leg weakness and constriction of the knees. Reported symptoms consistent with neurogenic bladder. Previous history significant for exotropia OS with poor visual acuity presenting as detached retina.
20 An Unusual Case of Multiple SclerosisNeil R. Miller, MD, Professor of Ophthalmology, Johns Hopkins UniversityA 39-year old female with horizontal gaze on lateral gaze. Previous history significant for progressive poor coordination and sequelae subsequently diagnosed as multiple sclerosis.
21 An Unusual Chiasmal SyndromeJorge C. KattahA 30-year-old male a 3-week history of progressive loss of vision OD associated with intermittent, pulsating bi-frontal headache, nausea and vomiting.
22 The 'Possible' Meningioma SyndromeJohn O. SusacA 47-year old female with decreasing vision OD. Previous history significant for an episode a year earlier of nausea, fatigue and weight loss. Anosmia and bilateral tonic pupil noted.
23 An Unusual Cerebral GliomaG. L. KlepachA 34-year old male with difficulty in the right visual field, gait disturbances and progressive memory loss.
24 Ecchymoses, Papilledema and DiplopiaEvangelos XistrisA 27-year old black female with ecchymoses of the arms and legs and occipital, posterior cervical headache. Work-up at hospital revealed anemia and sickle cell trait.
25 Double Depressor ParalysisCarl Ellenberger Jr.A 55-year-old female with a 2-year history of vertical diplopia. Previous history significant for hypertension, MI and symptoms of intermittent claudication in the legs that led to the Dx fibromuscular dysplasia of the renal and iliac arteries.
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