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🌓🤪 Pac-Man ate my visual fields!
50 year old person presents with sudden onset headache and seeing "pieces of things" on the R.
Visual fields look like this👇👇
➡️What's happening?
#MedTwitter #MedStudentTwitter #neurotwitter #MedEd #Neurology #EndNeurophobia #stroke
50 year old person presents with sudden onset headache and seeing "pieces of things" on the R.
Visual fields look like this👇👇
➡️What's happening?
#MedTwitter #MedStudentTwitter #neurotwitter #MedEd #Neurology #EndNeurophobia #stroke
🗺️🧠 Where across the visual system is likely the lesion?
#Ophthalmology
#Ophthalmology
⭕️ Which artery has to be implicated, if this presentation is due to an ischemic #stroke and the rest of the neuro exam is normal?
Good Morning #MedTwitter #neurotwitter #MedEd #Neurotwt #Neuroresidents #NeuroOphthalmology #Neuroimmunology #twittorial. Let's have a quick review on #OpticNeuritis and #NMO - Grab a #coffee and let's Start!
1/ Classic #opticneuritis is characterized by a sub-acute loss of vision in one Eye, with central #scotoma, pain on #eyemovement, positive #RAPD
- Fundus exam is usually normal
- Age range 15-45 years
- Fundus exam is usually normal
- Age range 15-45 years
2/Talking about #MOGAntibodies:
- More frequent in #pediatric population, Associated with #ADEM
- #MOG IgG serum titers depend on disease activity and is mainly from extrathecal origin, enters #CNS from systemic circulation and reaches CSF through passive diffusion or broken #BBB
- More frequent in #pediatric population, Associated with #ADEM
- #MOG IgG serum titers depend on disease activity and is mainly from extrathecal origin, enters #CNS from systemic circulation and reaches CSF through passive diffusion or broken #BBB
#NeurologyMorningReport Case 31 #MedTwitter Updates & Answers posted later today. Asking your help #MedEd #neurology #neurologyresident #futureneurologist #medstudent Join me in educating. Share your questions and knowledge.
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65 yo M p/w intermittent horizontal double vision. Went to an ophthalmologist who diagnosed decompensated phoria. Comes for a 2nd opinion. Healthy -no PMH. No meds. SH: No T/E/D. FH: nothing pertinent. What other pertinent questions do you have? How will you focus your exam?
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Great Qs from everyone- such great learning-teaching through seeing what everyone wants to know& examine!
Occurs at night & when tired; goes away when he closes either eye (i.e.has binocular diplopia). Also has drooping of his eyelids at night. Improves after closing eyes
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Occurs at night & when tired; goes away when he closes either eye (i.e.has binocular diplopia). Also has drooping of his eyelids at night. Improves after closing eyes
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