Abstract Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) is the most common form of irreversible vision loss in the Western world. AMD is classified into the dry, nonexudative, nonneovascular form and the wet,…
Abstract Retinal dystrophies include different hereditary disorders characterized by a progressive loss of the retinal pigment epithelium layer and the choriocapillaris. This spectrum of dystrophies may present with different phenotypic…
Abstract The choroid provides the main blood supply to the eye and plays a key role in eye physiology. Different entities can compromise its structure and function, having a striking…
Abstract The choroid is the middle layer of the eye, a very vascular and pigmented tissue whose role in several ophthalmological pathologies has been clearly established already. However, it was…
Abstract Being the most vascular tissue, choroid plays an important role in visual function. However, the knowledge about the choroid was limited because of its location and complex architecture. Understanding…
Spectral domain OCT (SD-OCT) devices have two scan patterns to analyze the optic nerve head (ONH): volume scans and line scans. Volume Scans Volume scans acquire a volumetric set of…
We appreciate the valuable comments from Dr Mohnish Grover. We refer to case 1 in Table 1, where facial nerve function was House-Brakeman grade 1. This particular patient presented with…
It was a treat to read your article “The presenting features of middle ear facial nerve sheath tumors: a clinical review” published in the January 2008 volume of this journal….
Abstract We present the unique opportunity to correlate videostroboscopic findings with histologic examination. An immunocompromised patient with hoarseness because of ulcerative lesions of both vocal folds of uncertain cause died…
Abstract We report an episode of transient, severe hypertension occurring within 2 minutes of injection of 1% lidocaine with 1:100 000 U of epinephrine in a patient taking midodrine for orthostatic…
