Case Reports
Coming to America
In her first visit to a medical professional, a patient gets set on the right track.
12/15/2017
Weak in the Knees: Miller Fisher Syndrome
While rare, this Guillain-Barré variant has distinct clinical characteristics, and good outcomes often prevail.
10/15/2017
Orbital Mucormycosis On the Attack
Not all cellulitis cases are what they seem. Know when you may be facing this rare but ravaging pathogen before it’s too late.
05/15/2017
Managing Patients With Hypertensive Crisis
Uncontrolled blood pressure can cause visual disturbances as well as headaches. Here’s how to recognize the signs.
06/15/2016
The Dilation Dilemma
Advances in imaging have allowed for greater patient convenience and satisfaction. But are they a substitute for the tried-and-true practice of dilation?
06/15/2016
Conditions in Context: Ventilator-induced Proptosis
Not all cases of ‘the bulge’ result from of autoimmune disease, trauma or tumor. Sometimes ocular conditions arise in the context of emergent circumstances.
05/15/2016
Patient Gets a Hole in One
05/15/2016
Letters to the Editor
05/15/2016
No Insult To Injury: Treating Corneal Trauma
Learn to treat corneal injuries—from abrasions to burns—and help patients on the road to recovery.
04/15/2016
Eyeing a Dx of IOIS: Presentation, Diagnosis and Treatment
When a patient presents with eyelid edema, proptosis and even diplopia, it’s time to exclude, exclude, exclude—leading you to a diagnosis of orbital pseudotumor.
02/15/2016
