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. . Numerical Abnormalities . . Structural Abnormalities . Numerical Abnormalities . Gains and losses of whole chromosomes in the karyotype string are usually denoted by the use of either a plus ( ) or minus (−) sign before the aberrant chromosome; for example, . Indication – . Severe injury resulting in . uveal. tissue . prolapse. Loss of perception. An irritated, blind, painful, deformed or disfigured eye. . usually caused by extreme glaucoma, retinal detachment . The Eye There are 4 cranial nerves: Optic (II), Oculomotor (III), Trochlear (IV), and Abducens (VI). People of Asian descent have an EPICANTHIC FOLD in the upper eyelid; no functional difference. Orbital Region General Sensation and Vision General Sensation and Orbital Region: Topic Objectives Be able to identify the four basic conditions necessary for sensation Be able to apply the characteristics of sensation to unique clinical and pathological conditions Indication – . Severe injury resulting in . uveal. tissue . prolapse. Loss of perception. An irritated, blind, painful, deformed or disfigured eye. . usually caused by extreme glaucoma, retinal detachment . Additional Professor. Department of Ophthalmology. A.I.I.M.S., . Rishikesh. Acknowledgement. Photographs included in the presentation are courtesy of . . . Dr.Jonathan.J.Dutton. and . Dr.Thomas.G.Waldrop. 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. 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.. 104 he correct evaluation of the optic disc, and related structures in ophthalmoscopy, is critical for the diagnosis of open angle glaucoma because usually glaucomatous optic nerve damage firstly occu THE OPHTHALMOSCOPE DIRECT OPHTHALMOSCOPYJan Purkinje 1823Hermann von Helmholtz 1851Hand held ophthalmoscopeDirect upright image Dials of the Ophthalmoscope REDFREE FILTER (GREEN LIGHT) 450 nm monochro 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 ( 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