Neuro Clinic
Learn to recognize the visual deficits and clinical signs that arise from neuro-ophthalmic trauma, tumors and diseases. By Michael Trottini, OD, and Michael DelGiodice, OD
Beware the Red Herring LEMS
Lambert-Eaton myasthenic syndrome may present similarly to other neurological diseases.
03/15/2019
Finding Time to Decompress
Consider all possible treatments when dealing with thyroid eye disease.
01/15/2019
The Neuroimaging Dilemma
Progress and proper detection can offer early diagnosis and other benefits.
11/20/2018
Led Astray
A variable presentation can make myasthenia gravis tricky. This patient took several wrong turns before getting the right diagnosis.
09/15/2018
Missed Connections
A carotid cavernous fistula can present with a number of ocular findings—be ready to refer and follow.
06/15/2018
The Upside of a Drooping Lid
A series of noninvasive in-office diagnostic tests can take the “grave” out of myasthenia gravis.
03/15/2018
A Giant Problem Overlooked
Don’t always attribute new patient complaints to age—especially if it could be giant cell arteritis.
02/15/2018
A Second Helping
Idiopathic intracranial hypertension sometimes returns. When it does, here’s what to do.
11/15/2017
Tonic Pupil? Loosen Up
Often, practitioners are alarmed by acute isolated dilated pupils. This need not be the case.
09/15/2017
Every Picture Tells a Story
Studies suggest imaging is fruitful in cases of isolated palsies, regardless of whether neurological symptoms are present.
07/15/2017
Job of the Week
