Emergencies in Neuro-Ophthalmology - A Case Based Approach, 2e (Sep 9, 2024)_(9811292167)_(World Scientific Publishing Company).pdf

Contents About the Authors Preface Acknowledgments Chapter 1A Acute Painful Ptosis, Complete Ophthalmoplegia with a Red Eye CASE NO. 1A Discussion Chapter 1B Chronic Painless Ptosis, Complete Ophthalmoplegia with a Red Eye CASE NO. 1B Discussion Practice Essentials REFERENCES Chapter 2A Acute Painless Homonymous Hemianopsia CASE NO. 2A Discussion Chapter 2B Acute Painful Homonymous Hemianopsia CASE NO. 2B Discussion Practice Essentials REFERENCES Chapter 3A Acute Bilateral Optic Disc Edema CASE NO. 3A Discussion Chapter 3B Subacute Bilateral Optic Disc Edema CASE NO. 3B Discussion Practice Essentials REFERENCES Chapter 4 Acute Homonymous Hemianopsia in Febrile Patient CASE NO. 4 Discussion Practice Essentials REFERENCES Chapter 5 Acute Painless Isolated Sixth Nerve Palsy CASE NO. 5 Discussion Type 1: Non-isolated SNP Type 2: Traumatic SNP Type 3: Congenital SNP Type 4: Vasculopathic SNP Type 5: Nonvasculopathic SNP Type 6: Progressive (non-isolated) or Unresolved SNP Practice Essentials REFERENCES Chapter 6 Acute Progressive Bilateral Ophthalmoplegia with Mental Status Change CASE NO. 6 Discussion Practice Essentials REFERENCES Chapter 7 Acute Unilateral Optic Neuropathy CASE NO. 7 Discussion Laboratory testing Neuroimaging Practice Essentials REFERENCES Chapter 8A Acute Pupil Spared Third Nerve Palsy CASE NO. 8A Discussion Type 1: Non-isolated Type 2: Traumatic TNP Type 3: Congenital TNP Type 4: Acquired, non-traumatic isolated TNP Type 5: Progressive or unresolved TNP Type 6: TNP with signs of aberrant regeneration Isolated complete or partial internal dysfunction (pupil dilated) with completely normal external function of the third nerve and no ptosis Partial external dysfunction TNP without internal dysfunction Complete external dysfunction with completely normal internal function TNP Partial external dysfunction with partial internal dysfunction TNP Complete external dysfunction with partial internal dysfunction TNP Isolated complete internal dysfunction with partial or complete external dysfunction TNP Any patient with TNP and signs of subarachnoid hemorrhage Patients who cannot undergo MRI or MRA Chapter 8B Acute Pupil Involved Third Nerve Palsy CASE NO. 8B Discussion Practice Essentials REFERENCES Chapter 9 Acute Proptosis with Red Eyes CASE NO. 9 Discussion Practice Essentials REFERENCES Chapter 10 Acute Visual Loss in a Leukemia Patient CASE NO. 10 Discussion REFERENCES Chapter 11 Acute Ophthalmoplegia After Vomiting CASE NO. 11 Discussion REFERENCES Chapter 12 Acute Anisocoria CASE NO. 12 Discussion REFERENCES Chapter 13 Optic Disc Edema with a Macular Star Figure CASE NO. 13 Discussion REFERENCES Chapter 14 Acute Transient Monocular Visual L CASE NO. 14 Discussion REFERENCES Chapter 15 Jaw Pain and Headache in an Elderly Woman CASE NO. 15 Discussion REFERENCES Chapter 16 Acute Bitemporal Hemianopsia CASE NO. 16 Discussion REFERENCES Chapter 17 Acute Anisocoria with Neck Pain CASE NO. 17 Discussion REFERENCES Chapter 18 Acute Painful Ophthalmoplegia CASE NO. 18 Exam Discussion REFERENCES Index