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"Sinister" Nystagmus | Patrick J. Sweeney | A 37-year old female with positional vertigo, nausea and vomiting. |
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A Brain Stem Syndrome | Simmons Lessell, MD (1933 - 2016) | A 52-year old male with a cold, consisting of a productive cough without fever. Two weeks later equilibrium problems developed. Previous history significant for lumbar laminectomy. |
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A Brain Stem Syndrome | Bruce W. Wilson, MD | A 41-year old male with diplopia, nystagmus and facial weakness. Previous history for MI, right carotid stenosis and left vertebral stenosis. |
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A Brainstem Syndrome | Steven A. Newman, MD, University of Virginia School of Medicine | Case 1: A 23-year old female with fever, chills, malaise, occipital headache and ataxia. Case2: A 53-year old male with a 1-month history of severe, recurrent headache, lethargy and left hemiplegia. |
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A Brainstem Tale: A Fatal Flaw | Steven A. Newman, MD, University of Virginia School of Medicine | A 72-year old female with a 6-week history of horizontal diplopia. |
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A Case of Wound Botulism | Neil R. Miller, MD, Professor of Ophthalmology, Johns Hopkins University | A 7-year old female with progressive dysphagia, generalized weakness, bilateral ptosis, ophthalmoplegia and absent optokinetic nystagmus. Previous history for compound fracture of the right supra condylar humerus. |
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A Lesion of the Pineal Region | Wayne Shtybel | A 19-year old female with a 3-week history of headache, lethargy and visual disturbance. Previous history significant for jugular shunt for idiopathic hydrocephalus, later revised with ventriculoperitoneal shunt. |
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A Malignant Optic Glioma | Cohen, D. | A 16-year old female with a 10-month history of decreasing vision. Previously history significant for bi-temporal headache. Growth had stopped at age 8 without menarche. |
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A Most Atypical Exotropia | Robert 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 Medicine | A 5 1/2-year old female with optic atrophy. Previous history significant for an exotropia at age three months which did not improve with patching. |
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A Progressive Neurological Syndrome Following Immunization | Joseph Rizzo | A 56-year old male developed imbalance and diplopia six weeks after swine flu immunization. |
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A Rightward Outlook on Life | Gabel, Ellen F. | A 42-year old male with a painless vertical diplopia, a progressive gait difficulty with a tendency to fall to the right. |
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A Sad Story - Abstract | Jason Peragallo, MD, Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia | |
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A Sad Story - Slides | Jason Peragallo, MD | A healthy 6-year-old boy had a two-week history of progressive headaches associated with nausea and vomiting. An ER diagnosed allergic rhinitis, treated with augmentin and steroids, however his symptoms worsened. At a second ER he was febrile to 103F. A classmate was recently diagnosed with Erlichio... |
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A Sad Story - Video | Jason Peragallo, MD | |
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A Succulent Scotoma | Patrick J. M. Lavin | A 39-year old male with blurred vision. |
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A Young Man with Giant Lesion | Colapinto, Edward V. | An 18-year old male with intermittent pancranial headache and visual blur of 1-1/2 months duration. Previous history significant for visual decrease secondary to congenital nystagmus. |
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Adult Opsoclonus | Michael Price | A 63-year old male with blurred vision, frontal headaches and gait disturbance. Previous history significant for smoking, bronchiectasis, paranoid schizophrenia and upper gastrointestinal hemorrhage. |
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Alcohol is Never the Answer, but it Does Make You Forget the Question (abstract) | Ali Saber Tehrani, Diana Londono, Thomas Rashid, Manuel Doria, Julia Biernot, Jorge Kattah | A 63-year old male with a history of alcohol abuse presented with two weeks of confusion and imbalance. On exam, he had left beating nystagmus on left gaze, and right beating and torsional nystagmus on right gaze. Head impulse test was abnormal in all canals bilaterally with video head impulse test ... |
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Alcohol is Never the Answer, but it Does Make You Forget the Question (slideshow) | Ali Saber Tehrani, Diana Londono, Thomas Rashid, Manuel Doria, Julia Biernot, Jorge Kattah | A 63-year old male with a history of alcohol abuse presented with two weeks of confusion and imbalance. On exam, he had left beating nystagmus on left gaze, and right beating and torsional nystagmus on right gaze. Head impulse test was abnormal in all canals bilaterally with video head impulse test ... |
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Alcohol is Never the Answer, but it Does Make You Forget the Question (video) | Ali Saber Tehrani, Diana Londono, Thomas Rashid, Manuel Doria, Julia Biernot, Jorge Kattah | A 63-year old male with a history of alcohol abuse presented with two weeks of confusion and imbalance. On exam, he had left beating nystagmus on left gaze, and right beating and torsional nystagmus on right gaze. Head impulse test was abnormal in all canals bilaterally with video head impulse test ... |
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Alternating Vertical Nystagmus | John B. Selhorst, MD | A 19-year old male who first presented at 3 with a non-communicating hydrocephalus due to a third ventricle obstruction with headache and gait disturbance developing at 14. |
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An Atypical Pseudotumor Cerebri Syndrome | Warren L. Felton III | A 21-year old male with a sudden loss of vision OD preceded by a 5-month history of modestly severe headache. |
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An Iron Clad Case | Steven L. Galetta, MD, NYU Langone | A 32-year old woman with tinnitus, light-headedness and vertigo. Previous history significant for occipital encephalocele and bilateral hearing loss. |
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An Unusual Cerebral Glioma | G. L. Klepach | A 34-year old male with difficulty in the right visual field, gait disturbances and progressive memory loss. |
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An Unusual Origin of Balint's Syndrome | Iris Ben-Bassat Mizrachi, MD, The Goldschleger Eye Institute | A 50-year old female with progressive visual problems and cognitive deterioration over a 3-month period. Heavy smoker. |