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Atypical Optic Neuritis Mimicking Adult Glioma of the Anterior Visual Pathway
Adult optic nerve glioma can masquerade as optic neuritis, until the atypical clinical course and neuroimaging features are recognized.1 Similarly, demyelinating disease can rarely mimic malignant optic nerve glioma, with enhancement and enlargement of ...
J. Kim; G. Lee; J. Rizzo; S. Lessell
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This article reports two elderly patients with Neuromyelitis Optica Spectrum Disorder (NMOSD) associated with gastric cardia cancer and pancreatic cancer, respectively each presenting distinctive clinical manifestations and diagnostic challenges.
Xiaoshan Wei +4 more
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Accuracy of Diagnosing Optic Neuritis Using DANTE T1-SPACE Imaging [PDF]
Ayaka Shimada,1,2 Kenji Suda,1 Eri Nakano,1 Miho Tagawa,1 Manabu Miyata,1 Satoshi Kashii,1 Takuya Hinoda,3 Yasutaka Fushimi,3 Kimitoshi Kimura,4 Ryusei Nishigori,4 Sinyeob Ahn,5 John Grinstead,6 Akitaka Tsujikawa1 1Department of Ophthalmology and Visual ...
Kashii S +12 more
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Atypical features prompting neuroimaging in acute optic neuropathy in adults
BACKGROUND: Acute optic neuropathy due to an intracranial lesion may masquerade as optic neuritis or nonarteritic anterior ischemic optic neuropathy (NAION).
Lin, D J +5 more
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Optic neuritis is the most common cause of optic neuropathy in young patients, which can cause debilitating vision loss and blindness. Two novel glial autoantibodies have been discovered that better characterize a subset of patients with optic neuritis ...
John Chen, MD, PhD
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Optic neuritis: our experience
Optic Neuritis (ON) is an acute inflammatory disorder of the optic nerve. The general characteristics of isolated ON include unilateral, subacute, and painful visual loss without systemic or other neurological symptoms.[1] In the literature, acute ...
Mariana de Virgiliis; Pablo Perez Vega; Haydee S. Martinez; Dolores Rivero Ayerza; Lidia Sarotto; Luciana Iacono; Maria Laura Braccia Gancedo; Luciana Lagos; Marcela Dulce
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A suprasellar meningioma simulating atypical retrobulbar optic neuritis.
A 39-year-old female came with the chief complaint of acute decrease of left eye vision for the past 2 weeks. No history of systemic diseases or headache was complained. The visual acuity of the left eye was "hand motion", and rapidly responded to methylprednisolone therapy in 3 days.
Muh-Chiou, Lin +2 more
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Barbara Nowacka, Wojciech Lubiński, Beata Kaźmierczak 2nd Department of Ophthalmology, Pomeranian Medical University, Szczecin, PolandCorrespondence: Wojciech Lubiński, Email lubinski@pro.onet.plBackground: Myelin oligodendrocyte ...
Nowacka B, Lubiński W, Kaźmierczak B
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