NOVEL - Frank B. Walsh Collection
 
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1 A Sinusitis-Associated Optic NeuritisFrancois Evoy, MD, FRCP(C); Maryam Aroichane, MD, FRCS(C)A 17-year old male with a 3-week history of headache Dx sinusitis Tx antibiotics. Worsening headache with progressive loss of vision OD.
2 Apical MadnessSophia M. Chung, MD; John B. Selhorst, MDA 73-year old female with a 5-day history of acute visual loss OD. Previous history significant for right-side pneumonia.
3 Blindness from Bad BonesNancy F. Vilar, MD, PhD; Linda Sternau, MD; Carole D. Brathwaite, MD; R. Michael Siatkowski, MDA 5-year old male with jerking movements of all four limbs diagnosed as hypocalcemic seizures.
4 Blood Less than WholeSteven A. Newman, MD; Edward R. Laws, Jr., MDA 76-year old female with left eyelid difficulties. Previous history significant for diabetes and basal cell carcinoma.
5 Blurred Vision and Confusion after Removal of a CraniopharyngiomaJulian D. Perry, MD; Neil R. Miller; Christopher GirkinA 64-year old female with progressive lethargy and confusion of a 3-day duration and subsequent loss of vision. Previous history significant for ventriculoperitoneal shunt placement and right frontotemporal craniotomy for resection of a suprasellar craniopharyngioma.
6 Case of the Winking PedunclesNorah S. Lincoff, MD; Lucia Balos, MDA 59-year old female with an 11-year history of recurrent optic neuritis in one or both eyes and pain associated with movement of eyes.
7 Cases presented at the NANOS 1998 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,...
8 Comitant Strabismus in an Older WomanDilip A. Thomas, MD; Jonathan D. Trobe, MD; Wayne T. Cornblath, MD; Mila Blaivas, MD; Stephen S. Gebarski, MDA 60-year old female with acute, horizontal binocular diplopia. Previous history significant for polio and partial lumbar laminectory.
9 Cryptic Chiasmal CorruptionRoger E. Turbin, MD; Juliette Hukin; Cheryl Muzynski; Joao Siffert; Mark Rosenblum; Mark KupersmithA 14-year old female with a 3-day history of a worsening severe right frontal headache, which intensified and became bilateral. Two days after headache onset she developed diffuse blur OD, more severe centrally, which worsened gradually. She reported questionable fleeting minimal blur OS.
10 Der Apfel fallt nicht weit von StammAnna B. Fierz, MD; D. I. Kaufman; E. R. Eggenberger; N. P. Desai; U. Kayabasi; A. HammadA 42-year old male with a 3-month history of loss of vision OD and junctional scotoma.
11 Girl, You've Got Some Nerve!Francine Wein; Nancy Tucker; Colin ChalkA 28-year old female with a 1-year history of increasing proptosis, binocular vertical and horizontal diplopia associated with concomitant paresthesias and muscle weakness. Family history remarkable for Graves orbitopathy.
12 I Don't Want Her, You Can Have Her - She's Too Tough for MeGregory S. Kosmarsky, DOA 14-year old female with a 4-month history of painless loss of vision.
13 Index of cases presented at the NANOS 1998 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...
14 The Mysterious Case of the Purple ToesHoward D. Pomeranz, MD; Simmons Lessell, MDA 65-year old female with purpuric toe lesions and a history of poorly controlled diabetes mellitus, systemic hypertension and alcohol abuse.
15 No Time to PanicVictoria S. Pelak, MD; Jeffrey Bennett; Steven Galetta; Shawn Bird; Zissimos MourelatosA 47-year old male with 2-week history of progressive limb weakness. Previous history significant for Guillain-Barre syndome.
16 Not the Usual SuspectAndrew G. Lee, MD; Robert G. Parrish, MD; J. Clay Goodman, MDA 53-year old male with painless, blurred vision OU. Previous history significant for removal of a malignant melanoma from right forearm.
17 Progressive Neurologic Dysfunction and Optic NeuropathyNicholas J. Volpe, MD; Elizabeth Plotkin; Malcolm McHarg, MD; Laura J. Balcer, MD; Steven L. Galetta, MDA 72-year old female with an acute onset of gait unsteadiness and leg weakness.
18 Pseudo Pseudotumor CerebriRobyn J. Wolintz, MD; Wayne T. Cornblath, MD; Stephen S. Gebarski, MD; Gerald D. Abrams, MDA 29-year old female with a 1-month history of worsening headaches, transient visual obscurations and reduced visual acuity.
19 Ta-Ta for NowJeffrey L. Bennett, MD, PhD; Steven Galetta; Robert Aronowitz; Zissimos MourelatosA 28-year old male diminished eye movements and altered mental status. Previous history significant for left orchiectomy for Stage 1 embryonal carcinoma.
20 Young Man with Progressive Decrease in Vision and Facial ParesthesiasCharlotte R. Thompson, MD; Simmons Lessell, MDA 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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