Neuroopthalmology Flashcards

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Symptoms of optic neuritis?

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Retrobulbar pain
RAPD
Red desaturation
Central scotoma
Risk of developing ms
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Causes of swollen optic disc?

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Optic neuritis
Bilateral papilloedema
Malignant hypertension
Arteric anterior ischaemic optic neuropathy (AION)
Non arteric AION
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When does acuity decrease in papilloedema?

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When very advanced

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What is seen in papilloedema?

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Transient visual obscurations
Splinter haemorrhages
Enlarged blind spots- Bilateral
Gradual visual field loss
Eventual atrophic changes
Raised icp
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What is AAION?

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Temporal headache
Jaw claudication
Weight loss and myalgia
Visual loss
Raised esr and crp
High dose steriods needed for 2 years
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What is NAION?

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Infarction of posterior ciliary artery
ESR not raised
50% patients are hypertensive
No systemic symptoms

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