PPT-Pediatric Optic Nerve Diseases and Abnormalities

Eyexperience Webinar Series Feb 5 2020 John JT Tassinari OD FCOVD Assoc prof Western Univ Health Sciences College of Optometry Diplomate Binocular Vision Perception and Pediatric Optometry Section . Shivani. V. Reddy, M.D.. University of Louisville. Department of Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences. HISTORY. CC: “I see double”. HPI: 38 y/o WF presents with around 2 years of progressive vertical diplopia and right upper lid drooping. She also c/o decreased right peripheral . Juan . P. . Fernandez de Castro, MD. University of Louisville. Department of Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences. August 15, 2014. Subjective. CC:. Evaluate globe OD. HPI. : . 54 . year old male . presents with self inflicted gun shot wound to the head. Patient awake, intoxicated, poor historian, with no visual complaints. . . Ontology, TMD and beyond;. Principles for Taxonomy Development. July. 18-19, 2014. Westin Annapolis, Annapolis, MD. Werner CEUSTERS, MD. Professor and Division Chief, . Dept. of Biomedical Informatics. Introduction . Parts of optic nerve. Blood supply. Clinical significance. PRESENTATION LAYOUT. 3. rd. week of gestation: the first evidence of primitive eye formation occurs. Neural plate destined to form . September 28,2018. Grand Rounds. What We See Can Be Deceiving. CC . Ophthalmology consulted to evaluate for optic disc edema in a 5 . yo. M. HPI. 5 . yo. M w/ . no significant PMH. . Per mother, 1 month history of headache, vomiting after waking up in the morning and sometimes walking off-balance. understanding of the anatomy . of the eye, orbit, visual pathways, upper cranial nerves, and central pathways for the control of eye movements is a prerequisite for proper interpretation of diseases having ocular manifestations. Furthermore, such anatomic knowledge is essential to the proper planning and safe execution of ocular and orbital . Dr. Peterson. 1. Cranial Nerve I: Olfactory Nerve. The axons of these cells extend through the . cribriform plate of the ethmoid bone . into the . olfactory bulb . at the anterior end of the olfactory nerve.. Elizabeth H. Roll, MD. Rutgers New Jersey Medical School . Larry P. Frohman, MD. Rutgers New Jersey Medical School. Roger E. . Turbin. , MD. Rutgers New Jersey Medical School . 11-Year-Old Male . with Acute, Bilateral Visual Loss x 3 days. Kellogg Eye Center NeuroOphthalmology ClinicOptic Nerve Drusen Disclaimer: This document contains information and/or instructional materi als developed by the University of Michigan Health System ( CONTENTSS. Title Page No. PART - I 1. INTRODUCTION 1 2. REVIEW OF LITERATURE: Historical review Anatomy of angle of anterior chamber and the optic nerve head Factors influencing Intraocular pressur 12 Toonen etal. Natural history of murine optic glioma development 11 such that a RNFL thickness of .5 microns is predictive of 熐&#x 000;30% RGC loss, a threshold beyond which impairments in I ENTER ONLINE AT WWW.OTCET.CO.UK EDUCATION &CET 08/02/08CET41 eye care have normal, healthy eyes. Toand its associated website (http://evolve.elsevier.com/ flat optic nerve head of a young Caucasian p Saadatnia M. Isfahan. . University. of . medical. sciences . optic nerve sheath diameter. Increased OS-ON ratio >2.5 . Optic nerve sheath diameter measurement via bedside ocular ultrasonography in patients . Natasha Nayak Kolomeyer, MD. Cup-to-disc ratio (vessels, not color). Depth of cupping. Inter-ocular asymmetry. Loss of rim (better to focus on rim rather than cup). ISNT rule; normally I>S>N>T rim .