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Pediatric Anisocoria - How Worried Should You Be?
Anisocoria is a common referral to the pediatric Ophthalmologist. We reviewed the clinical course of patients seen with anisocoria in the pediatric department of our eye ...
Margarita Papadopoulou; Ken Kawamoto; Dionysios Alexandrou; Naz Raoof
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Anisocoria in the emergency room: prognostic factors for clinical outcome
Objective: Patients showing anisocoria due to head trauma (HT) or spontaneous intracranial hemorrhage (SIH) require immediate evaluation and neurosurgical intervention.
Haus, Sebastian
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Postoperative Anisocoria-need not be Concerned Always
Ashutosh Kaushal +3 more
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Despite the high prevalence of physiologic anisocoria (PA), its physiologic basis is unknown. By examining normal subjects\u27 pupillary responses to bilateral and unilateral light stimulation, we attempted to identify different types of ...
Mason F. Bias, MD; M.L. Rosenberg, MD
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Discrimination of Horner syndrome from physiological anisocoria is a frequent challenge in clinical practice. We have previously found that a change of anisocoria of > 0.4mm between 3 and 4 seconds after extinction of a light stimulus measured by ...
Leah Disse; Christopher Bockisch; Konrad Weber; Fabienne Fierz
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Significance of Anisocoria in the Inpatient Setting
Anisocoria and other pupillary abnormalities are common findings among inpatients, particularly in the setting of trauma. This review evaluated the consults that requested assessment of pupillary abnormalities within a 13 month time period at a level I ...
Lauren M. McDonald; John B. Bond
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Anisocoria an unusuall finding in endoscopic sinus surgery
Endoscopic sinus surgery can cause orbital and intracraniol complications. Anisocoria is one of sings of orbital complication. We report a case with anisocoria during endoscopic sinus surgery.
Mohammad Hosein Taziki +2 more
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The Effect of Light on the Prevalence of Simple Anisocoria
Simple anisocoria is said to decrease in bright light. We determined the prevalence of simple anisocoria under different light conditions. We prospectively measured the pupil size of 104 healthy subjects with infrared videography at four clinically ...
Byron L. Lam; H.S. Thompson
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Migraine with benign episodic unilateral mydriasis
Nedaa Skeik1, Fadi I Jabr21Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MN, USA; 2Horizon Medical Center, Hospital Medicine, Dickson, TN, USAAbstract: Pupil asymmetry or anisocoria can have benign or malignant causes, and be categorized as acute or chronic.
Jabr FI, Skeik N
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