[PDF] Top 20 Factors influencing the visual outcome of optic neuritis.

... The optic nerve develops from the embryonic optic stalk, which appears at the fourth week and connects the optic vesicle to the ...rudimentary optic chiasma is ...the optic disc remains ... See full document

... This is to certify that this dissertation entitled "CORRELATION OF RETINAL NERVE FIBRE LAYER THICKNESS IN OPTICAL COHERENCE TOMOGRAPHY WITH VISUAL OUTCOME IN OPTIC NEURITIS" is a ... See full document

... poor visual outcome at 1 year (<20/40) was associated with vision of (<20/20) at 3 months(P= ...including visual acuity at presentation, sex, bilateral involvement, optic nerve edema ... See full document

... the visual function starts to recover within 1 month [3, ...regarding visual acuity, visual field or contrast sensitivity outcomes ...when visual acuity returns to normal, many patients have ... See full document

... in optic chiasm and the other between pretectal nuclei and Edinger-Westpal nucleus, direct pupillary response in one eye equals consensual response in the other ... See full document

... of optic neuritis is the main factor for the decision maker for initiat- ing and duration of acute ...accelerated visual recovery, long-term visual outcome did not change when compared ... See full document

... 1997 to 2011. Our search was made on keywords of “optic neuropathy,” “child,” and “biotinidase deficiency”. We documented seven patients, and reviewed their age, gender, ocular features, funduscopy, systemic ... See full document

... Acute optic neuritis (ON) has various ...progressive visual loss, and failure to ...The visual prognosis of typical ON is generally ... See full document

... Optic neuritis (ON) is a recognized condition, yet factors influencing recovery of vision are currently ...prognostic factors for recovery of vision in canine ON of unknown ... See full document

... and were not considered typical of MS, and hypothalamic involvement has been emphasized [2]. NMO has a more negative outcome than MS, with frequent and early relapses. Within 5 years of onset, 50% of patients have ... See full document

... Choroiditis patch are seen in toxocara / toxoplasma infections. Active patches are yellowish, fluffy, raised from the surface of Retina Old patches are flushed, pigmented, irregular in nature. Choroidal effusion leading ... See full document

... these factors and logistic multiple regression and the factor found significant on this analysis were used to construct a new simplified Jabalpur prognostic scoring system Each factor was given a score depending ... See full document

... MHV-A59 and MHV-2 were propagated and assayed as described previously (20). Four-week-old, virus-free, C57BL/6 mice (Jackson Laboratory) were inoculated intracranially with 50% lethal doses of MHV-A59 (2,000 PFU) or ... See full document

... Factors Influencing the Outcome of Arthrodesis for Congenital Kyphosis and Kyphoscoliosis ORIGINAL ARTICLE Factors Influencing the Outcome of Arthrodesis for Congenital Kyphosis and Kyphoscoliosis S H[.] ... See full document

... the outcome of a basketball game using both the logistic and point spread models estimat- ing the variable differences in the model by considering the past four games played by both teams and taking the ... See full document

... Precipitating factors work by exacerbating the inflammatory response and of increasing the physical focus impinging on coronary artery lesion weakened by inflammation, leading to ... See full document

... The major finding of this study is that the location of the infarct significantly affects the outcome of thrombolysis. Those with inferior wall myocardial infarction have a 3.18 times chance of undergoing ... See full document

... When compared to other studies (Table 43) this study shows an increase in the number of poor results. One of the causative factors may be a significant delay between seeing the patient and carrying out operative ... See full document

... the optic nerve is probably related to inflammation of the optic nerve, resulting in an increase of the perineural sub- arachnoid fluid or edema caused by an impairment of axoplasmic flow, depending on the ... See full document

... of optic neuritis (ON) patients and examine their rela- tionship with visual evoked ...and visual evoked potential (VEP) in subjects with ... See full document