Titlebook: Compressive Optic Nerve Lesions at the Optic Canal; Pathogenesis – Diagn Renate Uns?ld,Wolfgang Seeger Book 1989 Springer-Verlag Berlin Hei

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The Clinical Signs and Symptoms of Optic Nerve Compression and Clinical Disease Entities Masking Coer suprasellar compressive lesion. The most frequent complaint is visual loss, which may be insidious, occasionally intermittent or rather acute. Slowly progressive visual loss is thought to be characteristic for slowly expanding or growing lesions, such as for instance meningeomas or pneumosinus di

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The Concept of Optic Nerve Compression by Dolichoectatic Arteries Revisited,ptic canal dates back to the 19th century (Turk 1852; Knapp 1875; Michel 1877; Bernheimer 1981, and others). For a time, this concept was forgotten and was rediscovered on the basis of thorough post mortem examinations by Otto 1901; Liebrecht 1902; Behr 1910; Henschen 1911; Will-brand and S?nger 193

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,Pneumosinus Dilatans — Rarely Diagnosed and Poorly Understood,non of pathological pneumatization within the paranasal sinuses had been observed earlier (Mejyes 1898; R?pke 1905; Wittmak 1918). “Pneumosinus dilatans” was used later on for excessive pneumatization of individual or several paranasal sinuses or parts of individuals paranasal sinuses, with or witho

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CT Findings of Compressive Lesions at the Optic Canal,al structures may cause optic nerve compression and eventually blindness. In the past, such small lesions often could not be visualized by conventional radiographic methods, including polytomography and angiography. The introduction of thin section CT has considerably improved the evaluation of smal

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Selected Case Reports,s were well defined, there was no optic atrophy. In Juli 1986 she saw a “shadow” in front of her right eye and recognized reduction of visual acuity. An ophthalmological examination on September 9, 1986 revealed a superior altitudinal visual field defect, reduction of visual acuity in the right eye

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Conclusions,at the optic canal . optic atrophy has occurred. The precondition for ., however, is an early diagnosis made jointly by the clinician and the radiologist. Both must be familiar with the signs pointing to optic nerve compression: the former with the clinical symptoms, the latter with the computed tom

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Finance and Capital Markets Seriesd was rediscovered on the basis of thorough post mortem examinations by Otto 1901; Liebrecht 1902; Behr 1910; Henschen 1911; Will-brand and S?nger 1931; Klieneberger 1913; Sattler 1920; Fuchs 1922; Mazzatesta 1925; Abelsdorf 1928; Alpers and Wolman 1931; Saphir 1933; Walsh 1957; Sacks and Lindenberg 1969; Lindenberg et al. 1973, and others.

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The Concept of Optic Nerve Compression by Dolichoectatic Arteries Revisited,d was rediscovered on the basis of thorough post mortem examinations by Otto 1901; Liebrecht 1902; Behr 1910; Henschen 1911; Will-brand and S?nger 1931; Klieneberger 1913; Sattler 1920; Fuchs 1922; Mazzatesta 1925; Abelsdorf 1928; Alpers and Wolman 1931; Saphir 1933; Walsh 1957; Sacks and Lindenberg 1969; Lindenberg et al. 1973, and others.