21 research outputs found

    JAK2V617F Mutation Associated with "Pseudotumor Cerebri"

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    Myeloprolipherative disorders are known to be associated with the high risk of major venous thrombosis. The International Study on Cerebral Vein and Dural Sinus Thrombosis (ISCVT) data showed that overt MPDs were responsible for 2.8% of cerebral venous thrombosis (CVT) cases

    Ocular Complications of Pediatric Bone Marrow Transplantation

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    Late Complications of BMT affect various organs including the eyes. In previous studies on ocular complications of BMT in the pediatric population, all children underwent ablation of the bone marrow by cytoreductive chemotherapy and total body irradiation (TBI) prior to the transplant

    Neuromyelitis Optica Preceded Be Seizure Disorder

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    Neuromyelitis Optica Preceded Be Seizure Disorder

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    We present a case of a girl with Sturge Weber and NMO in which the seizure activity and the NMO attacks concur

    Diagnosis of Inclusion (PowerPoint)

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    Headache; Fever; LethargyA 50-year old female with a 2-day history of headache and fever found unresponsive at home.VA: 20/50 OU; RAPD OSMRINecrotic brain parenchyma with focal hemorrhages; Scattered neutrophils; Perivascular lymphocytesAntiviral agents1. Whitley et al JAMA 1982 247:317-20. Utley et al Neuropsychiatry Neuropsychol Behav Neurol 1997;10:180-189. 2. Morris et al Br J Clin Psychol 1995 34:571-6. Love S, Wiley CA. Viral Diseases. In: Graham DI, Lantos PL, eds. Greenfield's Neuropathology, Vol. II London: Arnold, 2002; 18-23. 3. Tien et al AJR 1993 161:167. Soo et al Am J Roentgenol 1993 160:1089-93

    Inadvertent corneal pigmentation following cosmetic blepharopigmentation

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    Purpose: To present a case of inadvertent corneal pigmentation as a complication of cosmetic eyelid tattooing. Observations: A 63 year old woman presented with left eye redness and irritation 3 days after undergoing permanent eyeliner tattooing of her upper and lower eyelids. On ocular examination a black pigmentation of the nasal cornea in her left eye was observed, with associated conjunctival injection. Initial slit lamp attempts of pigment removal were unsuccessful. A surgical attempt to scrape the pigment in the stroma was only partially successful due to the penetration of pigment particles in between stromal lamellae. Microanalysis spectroscopy was performed on a specimen of pigment taken from the eyelashes in order to attain the chemical properties of the material and assist with further therapeutic strategy. The analysis revealed an organic inert nature of the material (mostly carbon and oxygen) and ruled out presence of dangerous components such as copper and lead. Due to minimal inflammatory reaction and the non-central location of the corneal pigmentation, the patient remained under close observation, treated with lubrication and no further interventions, until complete resolution by 6 weeks. Conclusions and importance: While the procedure of cosmetic blepharopigmentation is considered relatively safe, it bares many possible complications, ranging from mild dermal irritation to vision-threatening conditions. Our case of inadvertent keratopigmentation demonstrates the potential dangers of this procedure, and the importance of medical supervision and intervention in cases of complications. Vision preservation in this case was enabled by the midperipheral location of the pigment penetration. Keywords: Blepharopigmentation, Eyeliner tattoo, Keratopigmentation, Permanent makeu

    Diagnosis of Inclusion (Pathology 2)

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    Headache; Fever; LethargyA 50-year old female with a 2-day history of headache and fever found unresponsive at home.VA: 20/50 OU; RAPD OSMRINecrotic brain parenchyma with focal hemorrhages; Scattered neutrophils; Perivascular lymphocytesAntiviral agents1. Whitley et al JAMA 1982 247:317-20. Utley et al Neuropsychiatry Neuropsychol Behav Neurol 1997;10:180-189. 2. Morris et al Br J Clin Psychol 1995 34:571-6. Love S, Wiley CA. Viral Diseases. In: Graham DI, Lantos PL, eds. Greenfield's Neuropathology, Vol. II London: Arnold, 2002; 18-23. 3. Tien et al AJR 1993 161:167. Soo et al Am J Roentgenol 1993 160:1089-93
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