CMV: Old Foe, New Victims

Immunocompromised patients aren’t the only ones at risk from cytomegalovirus.

All Vessels, Great and Small

In vasculitis, inflammation can lead to serious problems in multiple body systems, including the eye.

ION: Low Pressure, High Risk

Infarction of the optic nerve has many systemic implications to guard against.

There’s a Killer on the Loose

Patient history and visual field testing can help ODs catch cases of glioblastoma multiforme before it’s too late.

Don’t Berry this Clinical Finding

Retinal astrocytic hamartomas are the most common ocular finding in tuberous sclerosis complex.

The Dusky Side of Hypertension

Although uncommon, pheochromocytoma may present with ophthalmic signs.

A Rare Syndrome in Your Chair

Some patients with flu-like symptoms and subretinal inflammation may actually have APMPPE, a disease of the eye with neurological and other systemic manifestations.

Streaks of Concern

Although uncommon, angioid streaks often have a systemic cause and warrant prompt attention.

Jaundice and the Eyes

Optometrists may be the first to notice icterus, a harbinger of systemic concerns.

Managing Migraine Headache

Migraine headache frequently has ocular symptoms and associations, and ODs need to be ready to care for these patients.