38 year old female presents to the Emergency Department with reports of left eye pain, discomfort and haziness to her vision. Like the excellent physician that you are, you take a look at her eye. Is the eye red with a weird line on the front? Or does the patient have injected conjunctiva, a ciliary …
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 …
An 8-day-old female presents to the emergency department with productive cough and worsening discharge from the left eye for two days. The patient’s mother also reported nasal congestion, cough, and wheezing. The patient had recently been evaluated 1 day prior in an ED and diagnosed with left lacrimal duct obstruction. At that time, no purulent …
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