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Title | Creator | History |
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Go to the Primary Source | Ryan Walsh | A 53-year old female with a 6-month history of progressive loss of vision OS. |
177 |
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Occam's Razor Revisited | Jonathan Daniel Trobe, MD, Michigan University | A 64-year old male with headache, Loss of vision OS followed by sudden temporal field loss OD and episodic epistaxis. Previous history significant for atrial fibrillation. |
178 |
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Occam's Razor Revisited (PowerPoint) | Jonathan Daniel Trobe, MD, Michigan University | A 64-year old male with headache, Loss of vision OS followed by sudden temporal field loss OD and episodic epistaxis. Previous history significant for atrial fibrillation. |
179 |
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A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing | Heather E. Moss | A 23-year old male with transient visual obscurations and subsequent bilateral peripheral loss of vision. |
180 |
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A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing (PowerPoint) | Heather E. Moss | A 23-year old male with transient visual obscurations and subsequent bilateral peripheral loss of vision. |
181 |
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College Can be Such a Headache | Joseph G. Chacko, MD, University of Arkansas | A 21-year old male Dx pharyngitis Tx clarithromycin followed by episodic severe headaches, neck and back pain and a 3-week history of diplopia, anisocoria and a 20-pound weight loss. Previous history significant for hyperthyroidism. |
182 |
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College Can be Such a Headache (PowerPoint) | Joseph G. Chacko, MD, University of Arkansas | A 21-year old male Dx pharyngitis Tx clarithromycin followed by episodic severe headaches, neck and back pain and a 3-week history of diplopia, anisocoria and a 20-pound weight loss. Previous history significant for hyperthyroidism. |
183 |
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The Terrible Threes | Mays El-Dairi | A 3-year old female with a third cranial nerve palsy. One year prior to presentation, vomiting, headache noted along with left ptosis and anisocoria: Dx Horner Syndrome. |
184 |
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The Terrible Threes (PowerPoint) | Mays El-Dairi | A 3-year old female with a third cranial nerve palsy. One year prior to presentation, vomiting, headache noted along with left ptosis and anisocoria: Dx Horner Syndrome. |
185 |
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WHO Panics? | Wayne T. Cornblath, MD, Clinical Professor, Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences, Professor, Department of Neurology, University of Michigan | A 54-year old female with headache, blurred central vision OD, papilledema, macular hemorrhage and a 4-week history of panic attacks and seizures. Previous history significant for hypertension, smoking and a 20 pound weight loss. |
186 |
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WHO Panics? (PowerPoint) | Wayne T. Cornblath, MD, Clinical Professor, Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences, Professor, Department of Neurology, University of Michigan | A 54-year old female with headache, blurred central vision OD, papilledema, macular hemorrhage and a 4-week history of panic attacks and seizures. Previous history significant for hypertension, smoking and a 20 pound weight loss. |
187 |
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Ischemic Optic Neuritis (PowerPoint) | Marc J. Dinkin, MD, Weill Cornell Medicine | A 68-year old female with a 5-hour painless loss of vision OS followed by unremitting loss of vision 9 days after initial episode. Previous history significant for hypertension and diabetes mellitus. |
188 |
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Ischemic Optic Neuritis | Marc J. Dinkin, MD, Weill Cornell Medicine | A 68-year old female with a 5-hour painless loss of vision OS followed by unremitting loss of vision 9 days after initial episode. Previous history significant for hypertension and diabetes mellitus. |
189 |
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TROUBLE READING | Caroline Tilikete | A 73-year old female with a 1-year history of progressive visual difficulties and impairing reading. |
190 |
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TROUBLE READING (PowerPoint) | Caroline Tilikete | A 73-year old female with a 1-year history of progressive visual difficulties and impairing reading. |
191 |
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‘Tis Nobler in the Mind to Suffer... Or to Take Arms Against a Sea of Troubles and by Opposing End Them? (Hamlet act 3, scene 1) (PowerPoint) | Heather E. Moss | A 41-year old female with a shadow of the left eye. |
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‘Tis Nobler in the Mind to Suffer... Or to Take Arms Against a Sea of Troubles and by Opposing End Them? (Hamlet act 3, scene 1) | Heather E. Moss | A 41-year old female with a shadow over the left eye. |
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Poor Visual Recovery Following Treatment of Panuveitis in a 62 Year-old Man with Biopsy-proven Sarcoidosis (PowerPoint) | Jeffrey Gelfand | A 62-year old male with blurred vision OS, progressive gait instability, episodic falling and confusion. Previous history significant for LP that revealed meningitis and lung and hilar lymph node biopsies that demonstrated sarcoidosis. |
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Poor Visual Recovery Following Treatment of Panuveitis in a 62 Year-old Man with Biopsy-proven Sarcoidosis | Jeffrey Gelfand | A 62-year old male with blurred vision OS, progressive gait instability, episodic falling and confusion. Previous history significant for LP that revealed meningitis and lung and hilar lymph node biopsies that demonstrated sarcoidosis. |
195 |
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Bad Eyes, Bad Walking and Bad Judgement | Clare Fraser | A 20-year old male with deteriorating vision OS and a 13-year history of combined variable immunodeficiency. Previous history significant for atypical mycobacterium. |
196 |
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Bad Eyes, Bad Walking and Bad Judgement (PowerPoint) | Clare Fraser | A 20-year old male with deteriorating vision OS and a 13-year history of combined variable immunodeficiency. Previous history significant for atypical mycobacterium. |
197 |
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Twice Bitten, Once Shy | Robert Shin | A 57-year old female with fatigue, confusion and headache associated with a right inferior quadrantanopsia. |
198 |
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Twice Bitten, Once Shy (PowerPoint) | Robert Shin | A 57-year old female with fatigue, confusion and headache associated with a right interferior qandrantanopsia. |
199 |
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A Case of Net Visual Loss and Gain | Thomas Slamovits | A 68-year old female with a sudden loss of vision OU. Previous history significant for anemia, presumed by patient to account for her presenting symptoms. |
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A Case of Net Visual Loss and Gain (PowerPoint) | Thomas Slamovits | A 68-year old female with a sudden loss of vision OU. Previous history significant for anemia, presumed by patient to account for her presenting symptoms. |