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Carotid arteritis causing amaurosis fugax and ischaemic cerebrovascular events in neurosarcoidosis.
Clinical neurology and neurosurgery (Dutch-Flemish ed. Print), 2018OBJECTIVE To present and review the vascular consequences of arteritis in neurosarcoidosis. PATIENT AND METHODS neurosarcoidosis is typically an inflammatory disorder of the meninges surrounding the brain and spinal cord. Although inflammation of small
D. Kidd +5 more
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AMAUROSIS FUGAX ET AMAUROSIS FULMINANS
Archives of Ophthalmology, 1951AMAUROSIS FUGAX IF ONE were to look up the word "blackout" in the Oxford Dictionary, one would not find it there. This word, which so aptly describes "amaurosis fugax," and with which we have become familiar during the two wars, is a newcomer. "Blacking out," which later became "blackout," was a term introduced to describe a form of temporary ...
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Oftalmologia (Bucharest, Romania : 1990), 2009
Amaurosis fugax is the subjective phenomenon caused by a transient and temporary ceasing of the retinal blood flow. Wray classified amaurosis fugax in four types, according to the mechanisms involved: embolic, hypoperfusion, angiospasm and idiopathic. Amaurosis fugax is an important symptom because it can announce the definite visual loss, an cerebral ...
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Amaurosis fugax is the subjective phenomenon caused by a transient and temporary ceasing of the retinal blood flow. Wray classified amaurosis fugax in four types, according to the mechanisms involved: embolic, hypoperfusion, angiospasm and idiopathic. Amaurosis fugax is an important symptom because it can announce the definite visual loss, an cerebral ...
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Stroke, 1977
We reviewed 112 patients with amaurosis fugax to refine our indications for carotid angiography. Eighty patients had a carotid endarterectomy. Thiry-four patients with ipsilateral hemispheric transient ischemic attacks plus amaurosis fugax all had an operable carotid lesion.
J E, Mungas, W H, Baker
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We reviewed 112 patients with amaurosis fugax to refine our indications for carotid angiography. Eighty patients had a carotid endarterectomy. Thiry-four patients with ipsilateral hemispheric transient ischemic attacks plus amaurosis fugax all had an operable carotid lesion.
J E, Mungas, W H, Baker
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Neuro-Ophthalmology, 1991
Forty-six consecutive patients aged between 24 and 72 years (mean 54.7 years) are described, who suffered one or more episodes of unilateral amaurosis fugax. In addition to ocular symptoms 23 patients experienced ischemic episodes involving the ipsilateral cerebral hemisphere. All cases underwent a standardized diagnostic protocol encompassing detailed
G. Lanzino +7 more
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Forty-six consecutive patients aged between 24 and 72 years (mean 54.7 years) are described, who suffered one or more episodes of unilateral amaurosis fugax. In addition to ocular symptoms 23 patients experienced ischemic episodes involving the ipsilateral cerebral hemisphere. All cases underwent a standardized diagnostic protocol encompassing detailed
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BMJ, 2011
The most feared complication of giant cell arteritis is permanent visual loss. Amaurosis fugax (transient uniocular visual loss) was not specifically mentioned in Hassan and colleagues’ article,1 …
Radhika, Krishnan +2 more
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The most feared complication of giant cell arteritis is permanent visual loss. Amaurosis fugax (transient uniocular visual loss) was not specifically mentioned in Hassan and colleagues’ article,1 …
Radhika, Krishnan +2 more
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American Journal of Ophthalmology, 2001
To describe an important symptom of bilateral amaurosis precipitated by exposure to bright light.Case report. Clinical analysis of transient, painless, asymmetrical visual loss occurring in bright light in a 54-year-old man.Carotid ultrasound showed bilateral carotid disease.
K, Kaiboriboon +2 more
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To describe an important symptom of bilateral amaurosis precipitated by exposure to bright light.Case report. Clinical analysis of transient, painless, asymmetrical visual loss occurring in bright light in a 54-year-old man.Carotid ultrasound showed bilateral carotid disease.
K, Kaiboriboon +2 more
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Rivista di neurologia, 1981
A follow up study has been performed in thirteen patients suffering from (amaurosis fugax) (A.F.). From the case material analysis and from the review of the current literature it has been possible to infer that the current pathogenetic hypotheses (cerebral and/or retinal microembolism) of the amaurosis fugax and of the transient ischemic cerebral ...
G, Cazzato, P, Torre
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A follow up study has been performed in thirteen patients suffering from (amaurosis fugax) (A.F.). From the case material analysis and from the review of the current literature it has been possible to infer that the current pathogenetic hypotheses (cerebral and/or retinal microembolism) of the amaurosis fugax and of the transient ischemic cerebral ...
G, Cazzato, P, Torre
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Fortschritte der Medizin, 1992
Presentation of the etiology, diagnosis, possible complications and treatment of amaurosis fugax.amaurosis fugax is a transient monocular loss of vision, usually affecting the entire visual field.Amaurosis fugax is caused by transient retinal ischemia resulting from embolism, hemodynamic insufficiency or ocular vascular disease.
A M, Palmowski, K W, Ruprecht
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Presentation of the etiology, diagnosis, possible complications and treatment of amaurosis fugax.amaurosis fugax is a transient monocular loss of vision, usually affecting the entire visual field.Amaurosis fugax is caused by transient retinal ischemia resulting from embolism, hemodynamic insufficiency or ocular vascular disease.
A M, Palmowski, K W, Ruprecht
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