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Diagnosis and Management of Neuro-ophthalmic Disease: The 2022 Update on Neuro-ophthalmology

from 2022 Clinical Webinars NOV 16, 2022 By Valerie I Elmalem MD, Andrew G Lee MD, Ahmara G Ross, MD

In this webinar, Drs. Elmalem, Karanjia, Lee, Prospero Ponce, and Ross review and discuss the diagnosis and management of various neuro-ophthalmic diseases.

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01:13:04

Managing VKC in Children and Adults: An Evidence-Based Discussion

from 2022 Corporate Webinars SEP 12, 2022 By Shovan Bhattacharrya, MBA, MD, Esen K Akpek MD, Antonio Di Zazzo, MD, Angela Y Zhu, MD

A panel of experts provide disease education around VKC through a case-based approach (ie, disease, etiology, diagnosis, differential diagnosis, treatment gaps, and newer treatments available).

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01:11:57

Optic Nerve Head: Clinical Diagnosis of Glaucoma and Nonglaucomatous Diseases

from AAO 2021 JUN 27, 2022 By Jost B Jonas MD

In this presentation, Dr. Jost B. Jonas covers the clinical assessment of the optic nerve head.

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01:53:35

Case Presentation: Is This Optic Nerve OK?

from Neuro-Ophthalmology Subspecialty Day 2021 JUN 16, 2022 By Courtney E Francis, MD, Laura Bonelli MD, Crandall E Peeler, MD, Sangeeta Khanna, MD, Mays A El-Dairi MD, Stacy L Pineles MD, Melinda Y Chang, MD, Prem S Subramanian, MD, PHD

In this session from Neuro-Ophthalmology Subspecialty Day 2021, presenters share cases of patients with normal and abnormal optic nerves with and without vision loss, along with questions about the cases.

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01:32:06

Case Presentation of Patients With Diplopia

from Neuro-Ophthalmology Subspecialty Day 2021 JUN 16, 2022 By Eric L Berman MD, Jane A Bailey MD, Alberto G Distefano, MD, Ahmara G Ross, MD, Andrew Melson, MD, Sivashakthi Kanagalingam, MD, Rod Foroozan MD, Peter A Quiros, MD

In this session from Neuro-Ophthalmology Subspecialty Day 2021, presenters share several cases of patients experiencing diplopia, along with questions about the cases.

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01:47:50

Orbital Disorders: Inflammation, Neoplasms, and Vascular Malformations

from AAO 2021 JUN 14, 2022 By Gangadhara J K Sundar, MBBS, Alon Kahana MD PhD, Santosh G Honavar MD, Rachel K Sobel MD, Kyung In Woo MD, Alan A McNab MBBS, Catherine J Hwang MD, Renelle Pointdujour Lim, MD, Daniel B Rootman MD MSc, David R Jordan MD

In this video from AAO 2021, an international group of experts provides information and leads discussions on the diagnosis and management of a variety of orbital disorders.

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01:29:40

Double Vision: What Next? A Neuro-ophthalmology Perspective

from 2021 Clinical Webinars OCT 25, 2021 By Ore-Ofeoluwatomi O Adesina, MD, Courtney E Francis, MD, Lynn K Gordon, MD, PHD, Collin M McClelland MD, Peter A Quiros, MD

In this webinar, Drs. Adesina, Francis, Gordon, McCLelland, adn Quiros review and discuss interesting neuro-ophthalmology cases.

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Unusual Use of the Tensilon Test

from AAO 2020 Video Program MAY 27, 2021 By Victoria Miller, MD

In this video we demonstrate a case of a patient presenting with a two-year history of muscle weakness. We used the Tensilon test in an unusual manner to further evaluate for potential neuro-ophthalmologic disorder.

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Examining the Optic Nerve and Evaluating the Visual Field: The Five Rs — Clinical Practice Today: Diagnosis and Follow-up of Glaucoma

from AAO 2020 Virtual APR 14, 2021 By Peter Chang MD

In this video, Dr. Chang discusses the diagnosis of glaucoma and the necessary follow-up, including the importance of visual field testing, methods of visual field testing, and visual field interpretation.

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Examining the Optic Nerve and Examining the Visual Field: The five Rs

from AAO 2020 Virtual APR 14, 2021 By Ronald L Gross MD

Dr. Gross gives an overview of the course titled "Examining the Optic Nerve and Examining the Visual Field: The Five Rs." The purpose of this course is to provide a systematic toolkit to help the ophthalmologist better evaluate the structure and function of glaucoma, to aid…

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Management of Central Retinal Artery Occlusion: The US Perspective

from AAO 2020 MAR 01, 2021 By Valerie Biousse MD

In this AAO 2020 presentation, "Management of Ocular Emergencies in the Elderly: UK vs. US," Dr. Valerie Biousse presents the US perspective on treating emergent cases of central retinal artery occlusion in the elderly.

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Management of Central Retinal Artery Occlusion: The UK Perspective

from AAO 2020 MAR 01, 2021 By Sobha Sivaprasad MBBS FRCS

In this AAO 2020 presentation, "Management of Ocular Emergencies in the Elderly: UK vs. US," Dr. Sobha Sivaprasad presents the UK perspective on treating emergent cases of central retinal artery occlusion in the elderly.

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Management of Giant Cell Arteritis: The US Perspective

from AAO 2020 MAR 01, 2021 By Lynn K Gordon, MD, PHD

In this AAO 2020 presentation, "Management of Ocular Emergencies in the Elderly: UK vs. US," Dr. Lynn Gordon presents the US perspective on treating emergent cases of giant cell arteritis in the elderly.

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06:59

Management of Giant Cell Arteritis: The UK Perspective

from AAO 2020 MAR 01, 2021 By Geeta Menon, FRCS, MD

In this AAO 2020 presentation, "Management of Ocular Emergencies in the Elderly: UK vs. US," Dr. Geeta Menon presents the UK perspective on treating emergent cases of giant cell arteritis in the elderly.

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Management of Carotid or Vertebral Artery Dissection: The US Perspective

from AAO 2020 MAR 01, 2021 By Prem S Subramanian, MD, PHD

In this AAO 2020 presentation, "Management of Ocular Emergencies in the Elderly: UK vs. US," Dr. Prem Subramanian presents the US perspective on treating emergent cases of carotid or vertebral artery dissection in the elderly.

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Management of Carotid or Vertebral Artery Dissection: The UK Perspective

from AAO 2020 MAR 01, 2021 By Susan P Mollan MBCHB

In this AAO 2020 presentation, "Management of Ocular Emergencies in the Elderly: UK vs. US," Dr. Susan Mollan presents the UK perspective on treating emergent cases of carotid or vertebral artery dissection in the elderly.

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01:31:08

The 2020 Update on Neuro-ophthalmology for Non-specialists

from 2020 Clinical Webinars MAY 18, 2020 By Prem S Subramanian, MD, PHD, John J Chen, MD, PHD, Julie Falardeau MD, Heather Moss, MD, PHD

In this webinar, Drs. Chen, Falardeau, Moss, and Subramanian provide case discussions to help comprehensive ophthalmologists to diagnose major neuro-ophthalmology issues.

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What Our Adult Specialty Colleagues Can Teach Us: Neuro-Ophth, a Head in the Clouds

from Pediatric Ophthalmology Subspecialty Day 2018 MAR 21, 2019 By Andrew G Lee MD

Comitant, painless, diplopia without ductional deficit is usually a benign sheep in childhood, but beware acute acquired comitant esotropia, retinal hemifield slide phenomenon, and central versus peripheral rivalry.

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Surgical Treatment of Nystagmus: on Whom, When, and How to Operate?

from Pediatric Ophthalmology Subspecialty Day 2016 NOV 08, 2017 By Richard W Hertle MD

Dr. Richard Hertle addresses surgical treatment of nystagmus. The presentation includes general surgical objectives, indications, techniques, expected outcomes, and common complications.

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When Does Nystagmus Need Neurologic Investigation?

from Pediatric Ophthalmology Subspecialty Day 2016 NOV 08, 2017 By Steven A Newman MD

Ataxia, developmental delay, and optic-nerve dysfunction are warning signs that further neurological investigation is needed.

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Should Patients with an Isolated Cranial Nerve Palsy Undergo Neuro-Imaging?

from AAO 2016 NOV 06, 2017 By ...

In the presentation from AAO 2016, Madhura A. Tamhankar, MD, and Peter A. Quiros, MD, debate the issue.

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Can OCT be Used for the Diagnosis of Papilledema?

from AAO 2016 NOV 06, 2017 By ...

In this presentation from AAO 2016, Thomas R. Hedges, MD, argues the pro side and Andrew G. Lee, MD, the con.

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07:35

Pituitary Adenoma v Pituitary Apoplexy

from AAO 2016 NOV 06, 2017 By Anthony C Arnold MD

In this presentation from AAO 2016, Anthony C. Arnold, MD, presents specific key clinical and radiographic features of pituitary apoplexy that should prompt consideration for urgent admission, internal medicine and neurosurgery consultation.

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10:15

Acute Oculomotor Cranial Neuropathy (CN III Palsy)

from AAO 2016 NOV 06, 2017 By Nicholas J Volpe MD

In this presentation from AAO 2016, Nicholas J. Volpe, MD, advises that painful double vision is a neuro-ophthalmic life-threatening emergency, but it is important to rule in and out a third nerve palsy.

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07:59

When to Admit the Patient with Papilledema

from AAO 2016 NOV 06, 2017 By Rod Foroozan MD

In this presentation from AAO 2016, Rod Foroozan, MD, discusses when to admit the patient with papilledema.

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09:09

Typical and Atypical Optic Neuritis

from AAO 2016 NOV 06, 2017 By Heather Moss, MD, PHD

In this presentation from AAO 2016, Heather E. Moss, MD, PhD, presents a framework for optic neuritis.

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29:56

Financial Pros and Cons of Being a Neuro-Ophthalmologist.

from AAO 2016 NOV 06, 2017 By Larry P Frohman MD

In this presentation from AAO 2016, Larry P. Frohman, MD, presents the financial pros and cons of being a neuro-ophthalmologist.

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08:56

Intravenous v Oral Corticosteroids in Arteritic Anterior Ischemic Optic Neuropathy

from AAO 2016 NOV 06, 2017 By Valerie Biousse MD

In this presentation from AAO 2016, Dr. Valerie Biousse presents the pros and cons for corticosteroid treatment in arteritic anterior ischemic optic neuropathy and giant-cell arteritis (GCA).

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13:45

I See Double and My Eyelid Is in the Way

from AAO 2015 OCT 02, 2016 By Paul H Phillips, MD

A 60-year-old man has binocular, horizontal diplopia worse in right gaze. He is diagnosed with right cranial nerve III palsy, cranial nerve VI palsy, and Horner syndrome from a right cavernous sinus meningioma.

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15:00

Should I Trust My Exam or the OCT?

from AAO 2015 SEP 26, 2016 By M Tariq Bhatti MD

A previously healthy 24-year-old woman experiences sudden vision loss in her left eye while jogging. The final diagnosis is branch retinal artery occlusion (BRAO) with secondary optic nerve atrophy.

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12:30

I See Double After My Cataract Surgery

from AAO 2015 SEP 26, 2016 By Stacy L Pineles MD

One day after cataract surgery, a man reports diplopia. Combined with his history of childhood amblyopia and strabismus, suspicion is raised for fixation switch diplopia.

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15:25

Everyone's ESR Is High: Who Needs a Biopsy?

from AAO 2015 SEP 26, 2016 By Todd A Goodglick MD

A 59-year-old white woman is referred for 3 months of variable left-sided headache, ear and throat pain, and no association with activity or position. The diagnosis is giant-cell arteritis.

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14:35

What Do I Do With This Visual Field?

from AAO 2015 SEP 26, 2016 By Gregory P Van Stavern MD

A 55-year-old woman presents with a 1-year history of blurred vision in both eyes. She is found to have a suprasellar meningioma compressing her intracranial optic nerve and optic chiasm, causing a junctional scotoma.

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13:47

I See Double When I Get Tired

from AAO 2015 SEP 23, 2016 By Marc J Dinkin MD

A 45-year-old woman with a history of hypertension and high cholesterol presents with double vision when tired. She is diagnosed with myasthenia gravis.

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Things Are Blurry and Jumpy When I Read

from AAO 2015 SEP 23, 2016 By Janet C Rucker MD

A 29-year-old woman reports difficulty reading due to blurry vision. She is diagnosed with paraneoplastic cerebellar degeneration with downbeat nystagmus and gait ataxia and positive paraneoplastic antibodies due to recurrent ovarian cancer.

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09:26

Where Do I Begin? Headache History & Exam Made Simple

from AAO 2015 SEP 23, 2016 By Lynn K Gordon, MD, PHD

When a patient presents to an ophthalmologist with a chief complaint of headache, the goal of the history and exam is to narrow the differential diagnosis and determine whether and what additional testing is indicated.

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14:25

I See Two Golf Club Heads When I Putt

from AAO 2015 SEP 23, 2016 By Courtney E Francis, MD

A 57-year-old African American man presents with 6 months of progressively worsening diplopia. He is diagnosed with thyroid eye disease (TED) with left inferior rectus restriction.

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14:08

The Light! It Hurts My Eyes!

from AAO 2015 SEP 23, 2016 By Bradley J Katz MD

Photophobia is associated with a number of ophthalmic and neurologic conditions. The most common are migraine, blepharospasm, and traumatic brain injury.

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14:28

Words Run Together on the TV

from AAO 2015 SEP 23, 2016 By Kimberly M Winges, MD

A 68-year-old woman presents with episodes of binocular horizontal diplopia that have worsened in the past few months. She is diagnosed with divergence insufficiency, secondary to spinocerebellar ataxia.

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It Hurts When I Talk, and This Cough Won't Go Away

from AAO 2015 SEP 23, 2016 By Gabrielle R Bonhomme MD

An 82-year-old man presents with 2 weeks of intractable dry cough, intermittent blurred vision in his right eye, and transient, binocular, horizontal diplopia only on left gaze. He is diagnosed with temporal arteritis.

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Orbital Pulleys and Muscles Made Ridiculously Simple

from AAO 2015 SEP 23, 2016 By Joseph L Demer MD PhD

This video attempts to interject humor in a futile effort to convince neuro-ophthalmologists that they should care about other things in the orbit besides nerves.

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14:37

My Eye Just Aches All The Time

from AAO 2015 SEP 23, 2016 By Rod Foroozan MD

A 49-year-old woman presents with 3 months of episodic headaches on her right side and is diagnosed with greater occipital neuralgia.

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15:57

I Lose My Vision and Then It Comes Back

from AAO 2015 SEP 22, 2016 By Jeffrey L Bennett, MD, PHD

A 57-year-old woman presents with 1 month of transient, painless vision loss OD, typically beginning with flashing lights and progressing to light perception vision. The diagnosis is asospastic amaurosis fugax causing transient monocular vision loss.

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Worst Headache of My Life!

from AAO 2015 SEP 22, 2016 By S Tonya Stefko MD

Pituitary apoplexy can cause can cause the classic "thunderclap" headache or a more insidious onset of diplopia, ptosis, decreased vision, and light sensitivity evolving over hours to days. Headache is present about 95% of the time, aberration of extraocular movements about…

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How I Use Testing When I Suspect Optic Neuropathy

from AAO 2015 SEP 22, 2016 By Alfredo A Sadun, MD, PHD

Neuro-ophthalmology is about getting a good history. The best history is obtained by knowing the general principles of neuro-ophthalmology, applying critical aspects of anatomy and physiology, and having a clear understanding of the differential diagnosis.

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I Suddenly Lost Vision in One Eye

from AAO 2015 SEP 22, 2016 By Marie A Di Nome, MD

A patient presents with optic disc edema, rather diffuse/severe without hemorrhages, a less common presentation for acute, isolated optic neuritis.

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15:49

I'm Slowly Losing Vision in One Eye

from AAO 2015 SEP 22, 2016 By Guy V Jirawuthiworavong, MD

A patient presents with unilateral visual loss with a relative afferent pupillary defect, pericentral scotoma, and sectoral retinal pigmented epithelial atrophy.

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15:02

My Doctor Says I Might Have Glaucoma

from AAO 2015 SEP 22, 2016 By Jacinthe Rouleau, MD

A 75-year-old male is referred by his family doctor for suspicion of glaucoma because his confrontation visual field is abnormal inferiorly in the left eye, but some clues raise suspicion for a nonglaucomatous optic neuropathy.

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Can My Child See?

from AAO 2015 SEP 22, 2016 By Gena Heidary MD

A 2-month-old girl is presented for unusual eye movements and poor visual behavior. Her parents note that she does not look at her mother while breastfeeding. The diagnosis is visual impairment secondary to bilateral optic nerve hypoplasia in the setting of septo-optic dyspl…

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I'm Losing Vision in Both Eyes

from AAO 2015 SEP 22, 2016 By John J Chen, MD, PHD

A 54-year-old woman with 2 years of normal-tension glaucoma is referred for bilateral progressive visual loss. She is diagnosed with both normal-tension glaucoma and compressive optic neuropathy, with the NTG delaying the diagnosis of the compressive element.

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