The Yield of Neuroimaging in Patients Presenting to the Emergency Department with Isolated Neuroophthalmological Complaints

Abstract

Neuro-ophthalmological emergencies require prompt assessment and management to avoid vision or life-threatening sequelae. The decision to perform a neuroimaging procedure is currently based on the clinical judgement of the medical team, without defined indications. This study aims to identify presenting symptoms and physical exam findings associated with relative positive findings on neuroimaging studies

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