Posts Tagged ‘diplopia’
Diplopia
A lot of people have asked for the Diplopia lecture I gave in Sydney last year. Here it is. Enjoy.
Read MoreCan you diagnose the cause of DIPLOPIA? Take the test.
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Read MoreDiplopia
A patient presenting to the Emergency Department with diplopia can be a diagnostic challenge. Which patients need urgent imaging and which patients can be referred to outpatients? What is the imaging of choice? A recommended approach is shown below(1): As a summary: If it’s Binocular PLUS any of the abnormalities below, perform a CT brain…
Read MoreThe Patient with Diplopia
A 58 yo male presents to the emergency department with an 8 hour history of diplopia. He has no past medical history, has no allergies and is on no medications. He denies any recent illness or trauma. Recently a great journal article was brought to my attention and I thought everyone should hear about it.…
Read MoreHeadache and a near miss case of Temporal Arteritis
Temporal Arteritis also known as Giant Cell Arteritis, affects the medium and large arteries and is a vasculopathy. The greatest risk, if not treated, is irreversible loss of vision. It is a medical emergency. CASE A 79 year old woman has been sent in by her GP, complaining of unbearable, intractable headache for the past…
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