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1 Is it Naughty or Nice?Daniel Gold; Madhura Tamhankar; Laura Balcer; Thomas Coyne; Clyde Markowitz; Steven GalettaSubjective fever and cold symptoms were noted 3 weeks prior, and she had experienced transient visual obscurations for 2 weeks.
2 Tumefictive MS (PDF)Anthony Brune III; Hemant Parmar; Sandra Camelo-Piragua; Lindsey De LottA 26-year-old woman with history of diabetes insipidus and hypothyroidism presented for evaluation of painless vision loss in her right eye. She was evaluated by a local neurologist and multiple sclerosis (MS) specialist who diagnosed acute optic neuritis. MRI brain showed an enhancing T2 hyperinten...
3 Is it Naughty or Nice?Daniel Gold; Madhura Tamhankar; Laura Balcer; Thomas Coyne; Clyde Markowitz; Steven GalettaSubjective fever and cold symptoms were noted 3 weeks prior, and she had experienced transient visual obscurations for 2 weeks.
4 In Vivo Antibody Mediated Optic Nerve DemyelinationRobert C. Sergott, MD; Mark J. Brown, MD; Donald H. Silberberg, MDDemyelination of the central nervous system (CNS) without coincident axonal damage is a characteristic pathologic lesion in multiple sclerosis (MS) and in optic neuritis, one of the frequent findings in MS.
5 Tumefictive MS (Slides)Anthony Brune III; Hemant Parmar; Sandra Camelo-Piragua; Lindsey De LottA 26-year-old woman with history of diabetes insipidus and hypothyroidism presented for evaluation of painless vision loss in her right eye. She was evaluated by a local neurologist and multiple sclerosis (MS) specialist who diagnosed acute optic neuritis. MRI brain showed an enhancing T2 hyperinten...
6 Never Too Young or Too OldBart Chwalisz; Laurel Tainsh; Mary Maher; Samantha Champion; Shuhei Nishiyima; Michael LevyAn 81-year-old woman with history of ocular myasthenia gravis presented with sequential bilateral vision loss. Six days before presentation, she discovered that vision of her left eye was reduced to light perception. She did not have any eye pain, pain with eye movement, headache, scalp tenderness, ...
7 Spots, Spots Everywhere, And Not A Spot To SeeSarkis M. Nazarian; Kelli Y. Shaon; Kenneth R. Habetz; Ayman Al-Salaimeh; John D. Schwankhaus; Joseph G. ChackoAdditional history revealed that the patient had suffered a tick bite about two weeks prior to the onset of his rash.
8 Spots, Spots Everywhere, And Not A Spot To SeeSarkis M. Nazarian; Kelli Y. Shaon; Kenneth R. Habetz; Ayman Al-Salaimeh; John D. Schwankhaus; Joseph G. ChackoAdditional history revealed that the patient had suffered a tick bite about two weeks prior to the onset of his rash.
9 Decreased Vision and Lapses of Consciousness in a FamilyRaymond Barnes, MD; David N. Cohen, MD; Marta Steinberg, MD; Hershel Goren, MDA 53-year old female with progressive loss of vision and accompanying lethargy.
10 Recurrent Dimming of Vision on Alternate Day Steroids Following Removal of an Intrasellar CystJames J. Corbett, MD; Roy Meckler, MD; H. Stanley Thompson, MDA 25-year old female with blurred vision OS.
11 Orbital Pseudo Tumor Followed by MSJon N. Curry, MD; James R. Coppeto, MD; Simmons Lessell, MDA 58-year old male with a 4-month history of progressive gait disturbance and dysphagia. Previous history significant for multiple sclerosis and orbital pseudotumor.
12 Progressive Myoclonus and DementiaJohn L. Keltner, MD; Alan M. Roth, MD; William Ellis, MD; Manuella Green, MSA 68-year old male with a 3-week history of vertigo, hallucinations, ataxia, dysarthria and tinnitus. Previous history significant for heavy drinking.
13 Alexia without AgraphiaDavid N. Cohen, MD; Marta Steinberg, MDA 46-year old female with a complaint using a relatively new pair of bifocals. 5 months previous a minimal loss of the great visual field and a progressive disability to recognize and intellectualize printed or written words (less difficulty performing calculations of written numbers).
14 Atypical Ischemic Optic NeuropathyGabriel Pardo, MD; Rosa Tang, MD; L. Anne Hayman, MD; Jennifer Murray, MSA 55-year old male with blurred vision OD.
15 Blindness, Optic Atrophy and Optociliary Vessels: A 'Pathognomonic' TriadJames J. Corbett, MD; Norman Schatz, MD; Linda S. Orr, MD; Peter Savino, MDA 44-year old male with blurred vision OD.
16 White OutMarie D. Acierno, MD; Angela L. Chandler, MD; James J. Corbett, MD; Jonathan D. Fratkin, MDA 25-year old male with a 6-month history of headache, insomnia, and confusion. Previous history significant for 100-pound weight loss.
17 Primary Aberrant Regeneration of the Thrid Nerve at Its Emergence from the MidbrainJames J. Corbett, MD; R. Kardon; J. Barton; T. Martin; J. DowlerA 49-year old female with a 2-week history of enlarged left pupil, droopy lid, pain and visual loss OS and double vision on right gaze.
18 You Call ItCybelle Woon, MD; Rosa Tang, MD; Gabriel Pardo, MD; L. Anne Hayman, MD; R. Grossman, MD; Jennifer Murray, MSA 63-year old female with a 1-week history of horizontal diplopia and mild gait instability.
19 Bad Eyes, Bad Walking and Bad JudgementClare Fraser; Edward Pringle; Matthew Evans; Elizabeth Graham; Miles Stanford; Philip Luthert; Graham Holder; Gordon PlantA 20-year old male with deteriorating vision OS and a 13-year history of combined variable immunodeficiency. Previous history significant for atypical mycobacterium.
20 Bad Eyes, Bad Walking and Bad Judgement (PowerPoint)Clare Fraser; Edward Pringle; Matthew Evans; Elizabeth Graham; Miles Stanford; Philip Luthert; Graham Holder; Gordon PlantA 20-year old male with deteriorating vision OS and a 13-year history of combined variable immunodeficiency. Previous history significant for atypical mycobacterium.
21 Not Your Everyday Diabetic RetinopathyLarry Frohman, MD; Michael Schulder, MD; Joseph Mauriello, MD; John Wilson, MD; Huey-Jen Lee, MD; Eun Sook Cho, MDA 46-year old female with disc edema OU. Previous history significant for obesity, insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus and hypertension.
22 An Unusual Optic NeuritisManoj Parulekar, MS, FRCS, DNB; Agnes Wong, MD, PhD, FRCSCA 37-year old female with sudden onset of impairment in lower visual field OS.
23 An Unusual Optic Neuritis (PowerPoint)Manoj Parulekar, MS, FRCS, DNB; Agnes Wong, MD, PhD, FRCSCA 37-year old female with sudden onset of impairment in lower visual field OS.
24 The Case of a Vanishing Mass!!Sachin Kedar; Jonathan Fratkin; Ching Chen; James CorbettA 42-year old female with right hemiplegia and aphasia. Previous history significant for hypertension, diabetes and aphthous and vaginal ulcers.
25 Could be Just Another Case of MS?Joseph Chacko; Wade Brock; Harry BrownA 48-year old female with a 1-year history of decreasing vision OU. Previous history significant for hypertension, headache, anemia and bladder dysfunction.
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