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Saadatnia M Isfahan University of medical sciences optic nerve sheath diameter Increased OSON ratio gt25 Optic nerve sheath diameter measurement via bedside ocular ultrasonography in patients ID: 1010765

greater optic sheath nerve optic greater nerve sheath diameter ultrasonography specific sensitive disc elevation papilledema intracranial bedside measurement

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1. Bedside sonographic measurement of optic nerveSaadatnia MIsfahan University of medical sciences

2. optic nerve sheath diameter

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7. Increased OS-ON ratio >2.5

8. Optic nerve sheath diameter measurement via bedside ocular ultrasonography in patients with suspected intracranial event in the emergency department is a useful method to determine ICP increase and its severity.

9. Optic disk elevation

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11. A minimum disc height of 0.6 mm, obtained via ultrasound can be 82% sensitive and 76% specific for papilledemaOptic nerve sheath diameter of greater than five mm, measured three mm posterior to the orbit, can be a sensitive (88%) and specific (93%) marker for elevated intracranial pressure of greater than 20 cm H2O

12. Point of care ultrasonography Optic disc elevation of greater than 0.6 mm, in addition to optic nerve sheath diameter of greater than five mm, have been shown to be correlated with papilledema. Visualization of papilledema by POCUS in the ED may serve as an effective adjunct or alternative to traditional funduscopic examinations in the diagnosis and management of IIH.

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19. Terson syndrome

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21. Thank you for your attention