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1 Acute Homonymous Quadrantanopia and Patent Foramen OvaleMark J. Kupersmith, MD, Mount SinaiA 27-year old female with 1-day history of dark gray visual disturbance in the right visual field interfering with reading.
2 "Oh, You Have Metastatic Cancer"Elena SokolavaA 59-year old male who noted when driving the cars approaching would disappear and reappears further to the side in his peripheral vision.
3 "Oh, You Have Metastatic Cancer" (PowerPoint)Elena SokolavaA 59-year old male noted when driving the cars approaching disappear and reappears further to the side in his peripheral vision.
4 "Oh, You Have Metastatic Cancer" (Presentation Video)Elena SokolavaA 59-year old male noted when driving the cars approaching disappear and reappears further to the side in his peripheral vision.
5 A Progressive Neurological Disorder with Ring Enhancing CT LesionJames A. GarrityA 69-year old female with difficulty coordinating colors, reading, writing and with fine motor movements.
6 Homonymous Hemianopia in a Young WomanDeborah I. Friedman, MD, MPH, Professor, Neurology & Neurotherapeutics, University of Texas SouthwesternA 21-year old female with a right homonymous hemianopia.
7 Chiasmal ConundrumRichard E. Appen, MDA 41-year old male with progressive, painless blurred vision OD of a 3-week duration and for ten days OS. Previous history significant for chorioretinitis.
8 Optico-Ghiashatic Arachnoiditis in Multiple SclerosisD. M. RobertsonA 45-year old male with an 11-year history of blurred vision OS.
9 Retinal Venous Sheathing in Multiple SclerosisAnthony C. Arnold, MD, UCLACase 1: A 24 year old female with horizontal diplopia, upper extremity incoordination and right lower extremity weakness. Case 2: A 53-year old male with a 5-year history of episodic numbness and paresthesias of both lower extremities.
10 In Vivo Antibody Mediated Optic Nerve DemyelinationRobert C. Sergott, 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.
11 Rapidly Shifting into Third GearDina Jacobs, Steven Galetta, Clyde Markowitz, Robert ShinA 67-year old woman developed onset of visual loss in her left eye, 2 days after the resection of two basal cell carcinomas from her nose.
12 A Mystery Case of Proptosis, Optic Neuropathy, and Peripheral NeuropathyBonnie KeungAge 7 - headaches and vision loss to count fingers in left eye; Age 13 - diagnosed with multiple sclerosis; Age 22 - diplopia thought to be bilateral INO; identical twin with sequential bilateral optic neuritis at 8 years, diagnosis of multiple sclerosis at 12 years, and repeated exacerbations of ga...
13 A Mystery Case of Proptosis, Optic Neuropathy, and Peripheral NeuropathyBonnie KeungAge 7 - headaches and vision loss to count fingers in left eye; Age 13 - diagnosed with multiple sclerosis; Age 22 - diplopia thought to be bilateral INO; identical twin with sequential bilateral optic neuritis at 8 years, diagnosis of multiple sclerosis at 12 years, and repeated exacerbations of ga...
14 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.
15 Progressive Neurologic Dysfunction and Optic NeuropathyNicholas J. Volpe, MD, Northwestern UniversityA 72-year old female with an acute onset of gait unsteadiness and leg weakness.
16 Tell-Tale ThirdM. Tariq Bhatti, MD, Duke HealthA 30-year old female with a 1-day history of binocular diplopia associated with pain over the left eyebrow.
17 Orbital Pseudo Tumor Followed by MSCurry, Jon N.A 58-year old male with a 4-month history of progressive gait disturbance and dysphagia. Previous history significant for multiple sclerosis and orbital pseudotumor.
18 Get Me Out of Here; It's Too CrowdedMelissa W. Ko, MD, FAAN, CPEA 54-year old female with 6-week history of progressive deteriorating vision OU, headache and pain associated with eye movement. Previous history significant for multiple sclerosis.
19 Get Me Out of Here; It's Too Crowded (PowerPoint)Melissa W. Ko, MD, FAAN, CPEA 54-year old female with a 6-week history of progressive deteriorating vision OU, headache and pain associating with eye movements. Previous history significant for multiple sclerosis.
20 Get Me Out of Here; It's Too Crowded (Presentation Video)Melissa W. Ko, MD, FAAN, CPEA 54-year old female with 6-week history of progressive deteriorating vision OU, headache and pain associated with eye movement. Previous history significant for multiple sclerosis.
21 Biochemical Approach to DemyelinationE. K. WongIn 1980, our researchers in the Department of Ophthalmology, UC Irvine, were the first to describe abnormally low plasma zinc levels in patients with demyeli-nation.
22 A Biochemical Approach to DemyelinationE. K. WongMultiple sclerosis is a disease that has baffled medical science. With no known cause, pathogenesis or therapies. Neuro-ophthalmogists are often the first physicians to evaluate and manage patients with they present with optic neuritis.
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