[PDF] Top 20 Analytical study of 100 cases of traumatic optic neuropathy.

... posterior traumatic optic ...or optic canal may be present. One patient of optic canal fracture may regain normal vision without intervention but another with no fracture may present with no ... See full document

... This is to certify that this dissertation entitled “AN ANALYTICAL STUDY OF 100 CASES OF PENETRATING INJURIES” is a bonafide record of the research work done by Dr.C.PREMANAND., Post graduate ... See full document

... The scars following these soft tissue injuries are having aesthetic significance. Female patients were reassured having considered about the psychological aspects of the scars over the face. Punctured wounds were very ... See full document

... Human herpes virus 6 and Human herpes virus 7 have been suggested as the cause for the eruption. The viral DNA is reported to be present in peripheral blood mononuclear cells in the lesional and unaffected skin of ... See full document

... tuberculous optic neuropathy included: consistent clinical signs ( n 0 49, 100 %); positive Mantoux reaction ( n 0 38, ...some cases such treatment was not ...the optic nerve, including ... See full document

... of traumatic optic neuropathy of any type have been reported for pediatric [1] and adult [2] populations in ...of traumatic optic neuropathy is approxi- mately ...of cases ... See full document

... bilateral optic neuritis is much worse than in patients with unilateral acute optic ...unilateral cases while 100% in bilateral ...bilateral optic neuritis and diagnosed with multiple ... See full document

... this study is to compare the clinical features between nonarteritic anterior ischemic optic neuropathy (NAION) and optic neuritis (ON) in Chinese ...23 cases (23 eyes) of NAION and 62 ... See full document

... by light-emitting diode goggles placed over the eyes. Electrodes were placed in the mid occipital, right, and left occipital regions, and at the midline vertex position based on the locations of the left or right earlobe ... See full document

... this study. Previous study re- ported that children are less likely to develop long-term chronic neuropathic pain syndromes than adults following nerve injury and the overall effective rate of OCD in ... See full document

... new cases support and extend observations of PN and ON in ...our cases were similar to those reported in the adult studies, such as osteomyelitis that often needed prolonged courses of lin- ...our ... See full document

... the optic nerve, which is thought to be the re- sult of a shock that has been transmitted from an orbital impact to the intracanalicular portion of the optic nerve ... See full document

... this study, the mean FA from affected nerves was lower than that from clinically unaffected contralateral nerves and control nerves; this finding most probably re- flects vasogenic edema and the increased water ... See full document

... Abstract: Leber hereditary optic neuropathy (LHON) is one of the most common inherited optic neuropathies causing bilateral central vision loss. The disorder results from point muta- tions in ... See full document

... In the private hernia centers in the United States, the patients are usually of a higher socioeconomic status, making for a certain amount of selection of patients. The result is that practically all of the patients are ... See full document

... This occurs overall in 5% of cases and is more common in older patients and those with malignancy and in cranial when compared with spinal nerve involvement. The motor weakness usually follows the pain and the ... See full document

... Eight percent are exclusively homosexual for at least three years during this period, while only four percent are exclusively so throughout this period.-' Although there are no accurate [r] ... See full document

... Itching was the predominant symptom in 95 cases excluding the cases with isolated mucosal or nail involvement. The severity of itching varied from moderate to intense. All the hypertrophic lesions were very ... See full document

... Historically, the first description of the pancreas is credited to Herophilus of Chaikaldon around the year 300 B.C. Four centuries later in approximately 100 A.D this abdominal organ was named the pancreas by ... See full document

... This degrades the vision of the normal eye so that the amblyopic eye has an advantage. this is a milder form of penalisaiton and is used for milder amblyopia or in recovered cases for maintenance of binocular ... See full document