Diagnostic Quiz
Can you discern the causes of these unusual clinical presentations? By Andrew S. Gurwood, OD
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
Orange Crush
12/15/2018
Not Fade Away
11/20/2018
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