| Pg 1 of 8 (GoTo: Home || Pg 1 || Next(2) || Pg 3 || Pg 4 || Pg 5 || Pg 6 || Pg 7 || Pg 8) |
| 70 yo WM presents to the emergency department with a history of double vision for the past 3 hours. He describes the double vision as horizontal and improving in left gaze. He has no complaints of pain. |
| Past ocular history: "told had cataracts", glasses Ocular meds: none PMH: Diabetes mellitus type 2, hypertension, high cholesterol, no history of cancer. Meds: insulin, metoprolol, lisinopril, simvastatin All: none SH: quit smoking 20 years ago. FH: no glaucoma, no blindness PSH: none |
| This is page 1 of 8 GoTo: Top || Pg 1 || Next(2) || Pg 3 || Pg 4 || Pg 5 || Pg 6 || Pg 7 || Pg 8 |
 |
Home Page || Search
All content on this Website is copyright © by IU Health Radiology or the hosted party.
Images may be reused for educational purposes only. All copyright watermarks must be left intact.
Powered by EDACTICTM -- Empowering Education Everywhere.
Images may be reused for educational purposes only. All copyright watermarks must be left intact.
Powered by EDACTICTM -- Empowering Education Everywhere.