Eye Emergencies!
Patient case This is a case involving a 34-year-old woman who has presented to the emergency department with a sudden and rapid onset of painless monocular vision loss. Last well known well was 2 hours ago. The patient's medical history includes hypertension, atrial fibrillation, hyperlipidemia, diabetes, lupus, and a history of tobacco use. She reported …
42 year old female presents to Emergency Department with a chief complaint of vision changes. Patient states that has has been having vision changes in her right eye starting two weeks prior. She denies injury to the eye and recent infections and does not use contact lenses. Patient also states it first started out as …
An 88 y.o f arrives to the ED for an eye injury. She reports that she had a fall at home hitting her left eye directly on the bed post. She now complains of severe pain and swelling in her left eye. On physical examination, she has severe periorbital swelling and has a laceration likely involving the lacrimal …
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