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what imaging studies are useful for optic neuritis?
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mri or T2 FLAIR
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what should you do for a pt w/optic neuritis?
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MRI, IV corticosteroids (if lesions on MRI), NO ORAL ROIDS
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what to do? Pt w/bilateral optic disc swelling
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REFER to ophto immediately
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name the dz: sudden painless unilateral vision loss in a vasculopath
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non arteritic ischemic optic neuropathy
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Tx for NAION?
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none
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What key sxs are associated with AION?
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Jaw claudication and elevated CRP
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Tx for Giant Cell Arteritis?
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immediate high dose roids to protect the other eye
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Which muscles are most affected in Graves'?
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IR>MR>SR>LR
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Imaging for Graves'?
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CT
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Indications for orbital decompression?
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Optic Neuropathy, exposure keratopathy, high IOP, globe luxation, cosmetic
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Definative dx for giant cell arteritis?
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temporal artery bx w/in 10 days of onset
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Tx for thyroid related orbitopathy?
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during inflammatory phase give roids or rad…when stable for 6 months do surgery
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