Weak in the Knees: Miller Fisher Syndrome

While rare, this Guillain-Barré variant has distinct clinical characteristics, and good outcomes often prevail.

Orbital Mucormycosis On the Attack

Not all cellulitis cases are what they seem. Know when you may be facing this rare but ravaging pathogen before it’s too late.

Conditions in Context: Ventilator-induced Proptosis

Not all cases of ‘the bulge’ result from of autoimmune disease, trauma or tumor. Sometimes ocular conditions arise in the context of emergent circumstances.

Eyeing a Dx of IOIS: Presentation, Diagnosis and Treatment

When a patient presents with eyelid edema, proptosis and even diplopia, it’s time to exclude, exclude, exclude—leading you to a diagnosis of orbital pseudotumor.

Pattern Recognition: How to Identify and Confirm Multifocal Pattern Dystrophy

This rare condition can be difficult to diagnose. Learn the important differentials and fundamental tools to get your patient on the track to proper management.

The Swollen Optic Disc: Is this an Emergency?

Idiopathic intracranial hypertension is a diagnosis of exclusion.

‘Doctor, I Have Mountains in My Eyes’

Suspicious retinal lesions indicate idiopathic sclerochoroidal calcification in an elderly patient.

Exam Reveals Subtle Macular Disease

A middle-aged patient was seeing spots, prompting an uncommon diagnosis of idiopathic juxtafoveal retinal telangiectasis.

The Damage Candida Can Do

Endogenous fungal endophthalmitis is a potentially blinding condition that requires prompt intervention.

Too Much Sun, Not So Fun

Solar and eclipse retinopathy can cause permanent visual acuity impairment, in addition to other serious ocular complications.

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