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126 Highly Impossible (MRI Axial T1)William A. Fletcher, MD, Departments of Clinical Neurosciences & Surgery, University of CalgaryA 4-year-old male with a 1 1/2-year history of visual loss OU. Previous history significant for macrocephaly.
127 Highly Impossible (MRI Coronal with Gadolinium)William A. Fletcher, MD, Departments of Clinical Neurosciences & Surgery, University of CalgaryA 4-year old male with a 1 1/2-year history of visual loss OU. Previous history significant for macrocephaly.
128 Highly Impossible (MRI Coronal with Gadolinium)William A. Fletcher, MD, Departments of Clinical Neurosciences & Surgery, University of CalgaryA 4-year old male with a 1 1/2-year history of visual loss OU. Previous history significant for macrocephaly.
129 Highly Impossible (MRI Coronal with Gadolinium)William A. Fletcher, MD, Departments of Clinical Neurosciences & Surgery, University of CalgaryA 4-year old male with a 1 1/2-year history of visual loss OU. Previous history significant for macrocephaly.
130 Highly Impossible (Follow-Up MRI)William A. Fletcher, MD, Departments of Clinical Neurosciences & Surgery, University of CalgaryA 4-year old male with a 1 1/2-year history of visual loss OU. Previous history significant for macrocephaly.
131 Highly Impossible (MRI Apr. 1987)William A. Fletcher, MD, Departments of Clinical Neurosciences & Surgery, University of CalgaryA 4-year old male with a 1 1/2-year history of visual loss OU. Previous history significant for macrocephaly.
132 Highly Impossible (MRI)William A. Fletcher, MD, Departments of Clinical Neurosciences & Surgery, University of CalgaryA 4-year old male with a 1 1/2-year history of visual loss OU. Previous history significant for macrocephaly.
133 Highly Impossible (10x Objective Brain Invasion GFAP)William A. Fletcher, MD, Departments of Clinical Neurosciences & Surgery, University of CalgaryA 4-year old male with a 1 1/2-year history of visual loss OU. Previous history significant for macrocephaly.
134 Highly Impossible (10x Objective Brain Invasion Ki 67 Proliferative Index Low)William A. Fletcher, MD, Departments of Clinical Neurosciences & Surgery, University of CalgaryA 4-year old male with a 1 1/2-year history of visual loss OU. Previous history significant for macrocephaly.
135 Highly Impossible (10x Objective Brain Invasion)William A. Fletcher, MD, Departments of Clinical Neurosciences & Surgery, University of CalgaryA 4-year old male with 1 1/2-year history of visual loss OU. Previous history significant for macrocephaly.
136 Highly Impossible (40x Brain Invasion)William A. Fletcher, MD, Departments of Clinical Neurosciences & Surgery, University of CalgaryA 4-year old male with a 1 1/2-year history of visual loss OU. Previous history significant for macrocephaly.
137 Her XT Made Me Go ET (Pathology)Norah S. Lincoff MD, University at BuffaloA 16-year old female with a 10-year history of headache and progressive loss of vision OD.
138 Her XT Made Me Go ET (Pathology)Norah S. Lincoff MD, University at BuffaloA 16-year old female with a 10-year history of headache and progressive loss of vision OD.
139 Highly Impossible (Follow-Up MRI Axial)William A. Fletcher, MD, Departments of Clinical Neurosciences & Surgery, University of CalgaryA 4-year old male with a 1 1/2-year history of visual loss OU. Previous history significant for macroencephaly.
140 Highly Impossible (Original MRI)William A. Fletcher, MD, Departments of Clinical Neurosciences & Surgery, University of CalgaryA 4-year old male with a 1 1/2-year history of visual loss OU. Previous history significant for macrocephaly.
141 EmperipolesisChang, Brian M.A 73-year old female with left orbital pain, conjunctival injection, blurred vision and photosensitivity three months after head trauma.
142 Acute Painful Third Nerve Palsy in a 45 Year OldRandy H. Kardon, MD, PhD, Director of Neuro-Ophthalmology Services, Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences, University of IowaA 45-year old male with severe high orbital pain followed by double vision and ptosis.
143 I.I.I.I.H. (Incessant Imposter of Idiopathic Intracranial Hypertension)Deborah I. Friedman, MD, MPH, Professor, Neurology & Neurotherapeutics, University of Texas SouthwesternA 22-year old male with headache, intracranial noise and eye fatigue and blind spot OD.
144 Bilateral Optic Neuropathy after Bone Marrow TransplantAnthony C. Arnold, MD, UCLAA 48-year old female diagnosed with poorly differentiated infiltrating ductal breast carcinoma. Surgical excision and axillary node dissection of nodes with localized chest wall and tumor bed irradiation. Axillary metastasis treated with chemotherapy and autologous bone marrow transplant. A rapid on...
145 Progressive Vision Loss in an Ecuadorian WomanHoward D. Pomeranz, MDA 25-year old female with was well until age 20 when she developed generalized tonic-clonic seizures.
146 Double Then None from More Than OneAntonio-Santos, Aileen A.A 55-year old male with left temporal headache. Previous history significant for hypertension, diabetes and hyperlipidemia, all of which controlled.
147 A Case of Hair PainEstevez, MiguelA 70-year old female with bilateral temporal headache, right retro-orbital ocular pain and decreasing visual acuity OD. Previous history significant for orthotopic liver transplantation for Hepatitis C, ischemic optic neuropathy OD and retinal venous occlusion OS with resulting neovascular glaucoma ...
148 Atrial AmaurosisPaul W. Brazis, MD, Mayo ClinicA 45-year old male with transient blindness OS of a 30-second duration. Previous history significant for diplopia and global headache.
149 I Forgot. Why Did You Say I Had Double Vision?Daniel M. Jacobson, MD (1956-2003)A 50-year old female with painless binocular double vision who later developed seizures and impaired memory and language function.
150 Index of cases presented at the NANOS 2005 Walsh SessionThis document is an index of neuro-ophthalmic cases presented to physicians at the Frank B. Walsh session during the Annual North American Neuro-Ophthalmology Society Meeting. Clinical cases are presented by neuro-ophthalmologists with comments by neuroradiologists, neuropathologists, and other sele...
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