Diagnostic Quiz
Can you discern the causes of these unusual clinical presentations? By Andrew S. Gurwood, OD
Put a Red Eye Back in the Pink
Does anything about this patient's presentation help explain why his red eye is getting worse?
10/15/2019
A Diagnosis in the Same Vein
Does this patient's presentation plus her history help identify the cause of her reduced visual clarity?
09/15/2019
Not For the Best
You uncover an abnormality during the dilated fundus exam of a 16-year-old with no family history available. Now what?
08/15/2019
Not For the Best
You uncover an abnormality during the dilated fundus exam of a 16-year-old with no family history available. Now what?
07/15/2019
Keeping in Contact
A 27-year-old female presented to office urgently with a red, painful left eye of three days’ duration.
06/15/2019
A Hairy Eyeball
The most common ocular tissue to be affected by leukemia is the retina.
05/15/2019
Socket Man
This patient's complaints of discomfort were not surprisingly associated with foreign body exposure.
04/15/2019
The Skinny on Peculiar Skin
A 67-year-old black female reported to the office with a chief complaint of blurry vision at near, as well as facial skin lesions. She asked if there was any medication that could improve her skin cosmesis.
03/15/2019
Headbanger’s Flaw
This 33-year-old patient experienced blurred vision three months after an automobile accident in which she sustained head trauma. Can you identify the cause?
02/15/2019
Lost in a Fog
01/15/2019
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