The Walsh Society Annual Meeting Archives: Proceedings of the annual meeting of the Walsh Society, which is now part of the North American Neuro-Ophthalmology Association (NANOS) Annual Meeting. Contains records from the first meeting in 1969, through the present.
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Growing Suspicion | Angela M. Herro; Norman J. Schatz; Linda L. Sternau; John R. Guy | A 44 year-old man presented to the emergency department in July 2011 for progressive painless visionloss in the right eye for 3 months. On presentation, vision was 4/200 in the right and 20/20 in the leftwith an afferent pupillary defect on the right. His visual field was full to confrontation but a... |
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Meningioma Or Masquerader? | Kaushal Kulkarni; Sander Dubovy; Linda Sternau; Byron Lam | A 39-year old female with a 1-year history of progressive blurred vision in the temporal aspect OD. Previous history significant for hypertension (controlled) and mother Dx diabetes. |
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Meningioma Or Masquerader? (PowerPoint) | Kaushal Kulkarni; Sander Dubovy; Linda Sternau; Byron Lam | A 39-year old female with a 1-year history of progressive blurred vision in the temporal aspect OD. Previous history significant for hypertension (controlled) and mother Dx diabetes. |
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Highly Impossible (PowerPoint) | William A. Fletcher, MD; Christopher P. Dunham, MD | A 4-year old male with a 1 1/2-year history of visual loss OU. Previous history significant for macrocephaly. |
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Elevated Intracranial Pressure Associated with a Cervical Meningioma | William M. Hart, MD, PhD; Michael Wall, MD; Morton Smith, MD | A 39-year old male with intracranial pressure, headache and Dx cervical meningioma. |
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That's Not All, Folks - Redux | Richard L. Sogg, MD; Ken O. Kreidl, MD | A 30-year old female with a 6-month history of decreasing of visual acuity. Previous history significant for morning headache, anosmia, gait instability, cognitive deficit and urinary incontinence. |
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Rare? That's an Understatement | Roger E. Turbin, MD; Larry Frohman, MD; John Facciani, MD; Lucy Cho, MD; Peter Carmel, MD; Leo Wolansky, MD; Huey-jen Lee, MD | Hispanic girl with progressively worsening exotropia over a 2 year period. |
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Young Man with Progressive Decrease in Vision and Facial Paresthesias | Charlotte R. Thompson, MD; Simmons Lessell, MD | A 29-year old male a 2-1/2 month history of progressive decrease in vision OS associated with a 2-month history of left facial paresthesia. Ophthalmic history significant for chorioretinitis. A history of hepatitis, typhoid fever and herpes zoster also revealed. |
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I Don't Want Her, You Can Have Her - She's Too Tough for Me | Gregory S. Kosmarsky, DO | A 14-year old female with a 4-month history of painless loss of vision. |
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A Fourth Nerve Palsy in a Boy of 7 1/2 Years | Isla M. Williams, MD; J. E. Elder; J. V. Rosenfeld; R. Kalnins; C. W. Chow | A 7 1/2-year old male with poor visual acuity. |
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Here Today, Gone Tomorrow | Paul H. Phillips, MD; Nancy J. Newman, MD | A 42-year old female with ptosis, diplopia and retrobulbar pain OS. Previous history significant for asthma and chronic frontal headache. |
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Optic Nerve Sheath Meningioma: Postmortem Insights | Anthony C. Arnold, MD; Robert Hepler, MD; Maha Badr, MD; Robert Lufkin, MD; Yoshimi Anzai, MD; Patricia Konrad, MD; Harry Vinters, MD | A 71-year old female with painless onset of dimming vision OD. |
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Another Case of Pseudotumor Cerebri | Peter B. Crino, MD; Steven L. Galetta, MD; Greg Wells, MD, PhD | An 18-year old female with global headache and episodic blind spots OU diagnosed as pseudotumor cerebri. |
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Expanding the Concept | Karl C. Golnik, MD; Neil R. Miller, MD | A 57-year old male with lethargy and depression, decreasing vision and diplopia. |
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Pseudotumor Cerebri Reconsidered | Steve Hamilton, MD; Simmons Lessell, MD | A 12-year old female who was one of fraternal twins whose mother was a narcotics addict. At 3 months surgery performed to correct lambdoidal craniosynostosis. At 11 amblyopia note. |
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Reverse Foster Kennedy Syndrome: Inappropriate Optic Atrophy | Anthony C. Arnold, MD; Robert S. Hepler, MD | A 33-year old male with a 2-year history of slowly progressive, painless loss of vision OS. Previous history significant for esotropia, mild amblyopia and a 5-year history of fronto-temporal headache. |
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Pseudo-Tolosa-Hunt Syndrome | Natalie Kerr, MD; John Guy, MD | A 21-year old female with left-sided pain and diplopia. |
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Left Eye Proptosis and Decreased Vision Bilaterally in a 5 Year Old Boy | John W. Gittinger Jr., MD; Paul C. Marshall, MD; R. Michael Scott, MD | A 5-year old male with declining vision. |
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Optic Nerve Meningioma with Venous Shunts of the Optic Nerve Head | W. Richard Green, MD; Howard Schatz, MD; William F. Hoyt, MD | An 80-year old white female with optic disc swelling OD. |
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Somewhere Over the Sphenoid | Michael L. Slavin, MD | A 71-year old female with numbness in the right lip and cheek progressing to the right mandible and forehead. A 12-pound weight loss accompanied by horizontal diplopia further developed over an 8-month period. |
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Acute, Severe, Symmetric Visual Loss with Centrocecal Scotomas in an Obese Man | Michael L. Slavin, MD | A 28-year-old obese male with a blind spot OS followed by a severe bilateral visual loss over a 2-week period. |
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Recurrent Visual Loss After Removal of an Olfactory Groove Meningioma | Gregory Komorsky, DO; Ronald M. Burde, MD; Terence G. Klingele, MD; William M. Hart, Jr., MD, PhD | A 53-year old male with a 6-month history of decreasing visual acuity OS. |
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Orbital Meningioma in the Young | Adam Borit, MD; Rosa A. Tang, MD; Timothy Doucet, MD | A 30-year old female with a 3-year history of increasing proptosis. |
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Optic Nerve Sheath Meningiomas | Howard R. Krauss, MD; Patrick A. Sibony, MD; John S. Kennerdell, MD; Thomas L. Slamovits, MD | At the time of diagnosis, patients varied in age from 24-66 years, with 77% falling in the range of 35-49 years, with a mean age of 43. |
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The Multiple Meningioma Nemesis | J. Lawton Smith, MD; J. A. McCrary, MD; J. M. Mitchell, MD; Bronson S. Ray, MD; M. Vuksanovic, MD | A 35-year old male with an 18-month history of decreasing vision OD. |