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251 Something to Sink Your Teeth Into…Michael Brodsky, MDA 21-year old male with a previous diagnosis of cerebral palsy, hypertension and nystagmus shared by his siblings.
252 Something to Sink Your Teeth Into…Michael Brodsky, MDA 21-year old male with a previous diagnosis of cerebral palsy, hypertension and nystagmus shared by his siblings.
253 Oh My GAD!! Something Else?Olwen Murphy, Kemar Green, Olwen Murphy, John Probasco, Daniel GoldA 43 -year-old man presented with oscillopsia, dizziness, binocular vertical diplopia, and gait difficulties. He reported a six-month history of abdominal pain, anorexia and 50-pound weight loss, and a 3-month history of mood and cognitive changes. Torsional nystagmus, a left 4th nerve palsy (NP), u...
254 A Small Leak Will Sink a Great ShipKonstantinos Douglas, Vivian Paraskevi Douglas, Cameron Sadegh, David Chow, Sigurros Davidsdottir, Ganesh Shankar, Bradley Buchbinder, Bart ChwaliszA 68 -year-old right -handed man presented for evaluation of progressive and fluctuating polyopia, gait instability and cognitive changes of about 14 months. Prior medical history was notable for Crohn's disease in remission, atrial fibrillation, a single episode of aseptic meningitis 12 years prior...
255 A 4-Year WaitDmitry Balian, Sachin Kedar, Michaelyn Everhart, Aleh Bobr, Liudmila MuinovA 64 year old male with past history of hypertension, arthritis and chronic headache developed transient tingling and numbness of his left face in February 2016 and was diagnosed to have "trigeminal neuralgia". Two months later, he presented to the ED with sudden onset of binocular tilted diplopia. ...
256 A Definite MaybeRaghu C. Mudumbai, Alex Solomon73 yo man French-Canadian presented to our institution for another opinion for a long standing diagnosis of Oculopharyngeal Dystrophy given at an outside institution. 17 years ago, the patient developed unfluctuating double vision that progressed to include severe, unfluctuating ptosis and mild dysp...
257 Orbiting a DiagnosisDaniel Liebman, Daniel Lefebvre, Emily Tam, Marie Lithgow, Bart Chwalisz, Eric Gaier, Joseph Kane
258 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, ...
259 A Definite MaybeRaghu C. Mudumbai, Alex Solomon73 yo man French-Canadian presented to our institution for another opinion for a long standing diagnosis of Oculopharyngeal Dystrophy given at an outside institution. 17 years ago, the patient developed unfluctuating double vision that progressed to include severe, unfluctuating ptosis and mild dysp...
260 Sometimes a Biopsy is BestKevin Chodnicki, Natalie Wolkow, Michael Yoon, Bart ChwaliszA 30 -year-old pregnant woman without significant medical or ocular history presented with decreased right eye vision. In her 2nd trimester, she was diagnosed with Lyme disease with a bulls-eye rash and positive Lyme antibodies; she was treated with two weeks of amoxicillin. At 33 weeks pregnant she...
261 "X" Marks the SpotLuis Andre Leal Ferman, Leslie Bruch, John Buatti, Jeremy GreenleeThis 24 year-old man presented with several months of progressive visual loss in both eyes. His past medical, surgical and ocular history was unremarkable. There was no family history of phacomatosis. He complained of occasional binocular diplopia, but denied headaches or any other neurological symp...
262 A Small Leak Will Sink a Great ShipKonstantinos Douglas, Vivian Paraskevi Douglas, Cameron Sadegh, David Chow, Sigurros Davidsdottir, Ganesh Shankar, Bradley Buchbinder, Bart ChwaliszA 68 -year-old right -handed man presented for evaluation of progressive and fluctuating polyopia, gait instability and cognitive changes of about 14 months. Prior medical history was notable for Crohn's disease in remission, atrial fibrillation, a single episode of aseptic meningitis 12 years prior...
263 A Star is Born (MRI)Nadia Kazim, MD, FACS, Kazim Eyelid SurgeryA 47-year old female with persistent painless blurred vision OD preceded by peri-orbital headache. Previous history significant for anemia and arthritis. SH: Positive for tobacco use (1 PPD x 30yrs).
264 A Star is Born (Presentation Video)Nadia Kazim, MD, FACS, Kazim Eyelid SurgeryA 47-year old female with persistent painless blurred vision OD preceded by peri-orbital headache. Previous history significant for anemia and arthritis. SH: Positive for tobacco use (1 PPD x 30yrs).
265 Three's a CrowdKanwal S. Matharu, MD
266 Three's a CrowdKanwal S. Matharu, MD
267 Three's a CrowdKanwal S. Matharu, MD
268 It AIONT AION (PowerPoint)Norah S. Lincoff MD, University at BuffaloA 62-year old female with a 1-week history of spots moving in front of both eyes as well as haziness and an aura in front of the right eye.
269 It AIONT AIONNorah S. Lincoff MD, University at BuffaloA 62-year old female with a 1-week history of spots moving in front of both eyes as well as haziness and an aura in front of the right eye.
270 Star Light, Star Bright (9 Gaze Image)Shannon C. Lynch, MD, University of Nebraska Medical CenterAn 83-year female with ptosis and binocular oblique diplopia.
271 Star Light, Star Bright (Axial CT without Gadolinium)Shannon C. Lynch, MD, University of Nebraska Medical CenterAn 83-year female with ptosis and binocular oblique diplopia.
272 Star Light, Star Bright (Axial MRI T1 Post)Shannon C. Lynch, MD, University of Nebraska Medical CenterAn 83-year female with ptosis and binocular oblique diplopia.
273 Star Light, Star Bright: (Axial MRI T1 Post)Shannon C. Lynch, MD, University of Nebraska Medical CenterAn 83-year female with ptosis and binocular oblique diplopia.
274 Star Light, Star Bright: Axial MRI T1 Pre and PostShannon C. Lynch, MD, University of Nebraska Medical CenterAn 83-year female with ptosis and binocular oblique diplopia.
275 Star Light, Star Bright (Coronal MRI T1 Post)Shannon C. Lynch, MD, University of Nebraska Medical CenterAn 83-year female with ptosis and binocular oblique diplopia.
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