You’re blind and your hair is a mess
A man presents has sudden onset painless loss of vision and his hair is mess because it was too painful to comb. Can you diagnose and manage this condition?
A man presents has sudden onset painless loss of vision and his hair is mess because it was too painful to comb. Can you diagnose and manage this condition?
A med student is stressed out by exams and has a painful red and photophobic eye. At least her cold sores have cleared up... Herpes simplex keratitis
A patient presents with sticky, gritty, red eyes. A common and easy emergency department problem, right? Conjunctivitis?
A 45 year-old is rushed into the emergency department by the triage nurse. He was working at a building site and got cement into his eyes. How will you assess and manage this case?
A man has intense bilateral eye pain and refuses to open his eyes after a day of welding, surfing and lying on a sunbed. What is the diagnosis and emergency management?
On examining a patient's eyes you note that the pupils are small, irregular, non-reactive to light and constrict when focused on a near object.
A man has an aching red eye and both direct and consensual photophobia. Is this anterior uveitis? What is a hypopyon?
Eyes are the perfect organ for ultrasound assessment in the emergency department. Think you know all about ocular ultrasound?
A 26 year-old man presents with left periorbital swelling and double vision after being hit in the eye by a high-speed squash ball.
What are the considerations in the emergency department diagnosis and management of penetrating eye trauma?
A patient has 'flashes and floaters' affecting his vision. What could be the causes? Posterior vitreous detachment (PVD)
A mechanic presents with something in his eye. Can you navigate the traps and pitfall of assessing and managing this common emergency presentation?