1 iduals, including cardiac, neurological, and
ophthalmological abnormalities, supporting a direct role
2 ase characterized by severe neurological and
ophthalmological abnormalities.
3 se characterized by several neurological and
ophthalmological abnormalities.
4 e psychomotor retardation, achlorhydria, and
ophthalmological abnormalities.
5 characterized by psychomotor retardation and
ophthalmological abnormalities.
6 etiology that causes severe neurological and
ophthalmological abnormalities.
7 All observers were screened for
ophthalmological and mental diseases.
8 Subsequent
ophthalmological assessment revealed bilateral optic atr
9 A subgroup of patients underwent detailed
ophthalmological assessment.
10 Of the 94 patients, 50 (53%) underwent
ophthalmological assessment.
11 uly 2012, 441 patients were randomized at 10
ophthalmological centers in Norway.
12 Ophthalmological clinical assessment and MR imaging of t
13 Techniques for comparing neuro-
ophthalmological conditions with healthy visual systems
14 assessment of the clinical, demographic and
ophthalmological correlates of visual hallucinations in
15 tients were examined in the infirmary of the
ophthalmological department due to unilateral blepharo-o
16 Lack of
ophthalmological diagnostic skills, lack of convenient C
17 evoted to the description of eye anatomy and
ophthalmological diseases including muscle, membrane, an
18 cal framework and practical approach to this
ophthalmological disorder.
19 t also to the increased recognition of neuro-
ophthalmological disorders.
20 bellar syndromes to sensorimotor neuropathy,
ophthalmological disturbances, involuntary movements, se
21 indicate their relative contribution to the
ophthalmological dysfunction seen in DM.
22 summary, CRMP-5-IgG defines a paraneoplastic
ophthalmological entity of combined optic neuritis and r
23 (39 pseudophakic eyes) underwent a complete
ophthalmological evaluation including best corrected vis
24 Ophthalmological evaluation of patients with 'known' dia
25 al Society (ASAS) criteria and an exhaustive
ophthalmological examination (best-corrected visual acui
26 S should always be taken into account during
ophthalmological examination (recent history of upper ai
27 Results of
ophthalmological examination and direct sequencing of th
28 A complete
ophthalmological examination and OCT imaging were perfor
29 Each patient underwent a complete
ophthalmological examination including fundus autofluore
30 Early detection by
ophthalmological examination is mandatory.
31 Ophthalmological examination is warranted for patients w
32 All ocular injuries require a detailed
ophthalmological examination to assess vision and the ex
33 Time between the onset of symptoms and
ophthalmological examination was 12.7 days.
34 A complete
ophthalmological examination was performed at baseline a
35 A complete
ophthalmological examination was performed preoperativel
36 A detailed anamnesis and an
ophthalmological examination were performed looking for
37 ogical evaluation aiming to detect dementia,
ophthalmological examination, aiming to detect glaucoma,
38 Complete
ophthalmological examination, B-scan ultrasonography and
39 Ophthalmological examination, color fundus photography,
40 by retinal dystrophies underwent a complete
ophthalmological examination, including best corrected v
41 l the participants underwent a comprehensive
ophthalmological examination, including the best correct
42 Neurological and
ophthalmological examination, including videotaping and
43 All patients underwent comprehensive
ophthalmological examination, including visual acuity, r
44 ups and right eyes of control group had full
ophthalmological examination, static automated perimetry
45 or oblique myokymia underwent detailed neuro-
ophthalmological examination, which showed tonic or phas
46 All participants underwent a complete
ophthalmological examination.
47 the importance of an accurate orthoptic and
ophthalmological examination.
48 he prospective follow-up included structured
ophthalmological examinations at the onset of TIN and at
49 , we report hearing evaluations, palatal and
ophthalmological examinations, echocardiograms, neurolog
50 ns of retinopathy were identified during the
ophthalmological examinations.
51 ale) with confirmed 'visual snow' and normal
ophthalmological exams.
52 impairment (CVI) in children and to compare
ophthalmological findings between genetic and acquired f
53 RP-associated
ophthalmological findings included salt-and-pepper retin
54 The
ophthalmological findings of these children were examine
55 levated intracranial pressure and have neuro-
ophthalmological findings similar to idiopathic intracra
56 hinning should be considered when evaluating
ophthalmological findings.
57 The
ophthalmological follow-up of all patients with TIN is w
58 gery Trials (SSTs) Pilot Study at the Wilmer
Ophthalmological Institute, gave verbal consent to parti
59 Combined with other advanced
ophthalmological instruments, laser refractive eye surge
60 Two
ophthalmological interventions are added to the list of
61 , and neurofibromas), peripheral neuropathy,
ophthalmological lesions (cataracts, epiretinal membrane
62 Literature reports on
ophthalmological manifestations related to tularemia, a
63 sitis, folliculitis, erythema multiforme, or
ophthalmological manifestations.
64 equently have migraine as a comorbidity with
ophthalmological,
neurological and radiological studies
65 of syndromes associated with neurovascular,
ophthalmological,
overgrowth, and malignant complication
66 It has not been considered, in
ophthalmological papers, as a possible cause of AHP.
67 discusses silent sinus syndrome from a neuro-
ophthalmological perspective.
68 g accepted neurophysiological, anatomic, and
ophthalmological principles of EOM movement are discusse
69 This review discusses neuro-
ophthalmological problems and the medications that may p
70 LRDI has not been applied to vitreoretinal
ophthalmological problems previously.
71 ly improvement is the strongest predictor of
ophthalmological recovery in SU.
72 terature related to visual hallucinations in
ophthalmological settings from 2007 to 2008 is presented
73 The American
Ophthalmological Society (AOS) is 1 of the 3 founding or
74 With the American
Ophthalmological Society and the American Academy of Oph
75 ology and Otolaryngology joined the American
Ophthalmological Society and the Section on Ophthalmolog
76 of the 2013 Knapp symposium at the American
Ophthalmological Society Annual Meeting, and this articl
77 esidents and medical officers) attending the
Ophthalmological Society of Pakistan Annual Conference 2
78 e American Medical Association, the American
Ophthalmological Society, and the American Academy of Op
79 Three organizations-the American
Ophthalmological Society, the Section on Ophthalmology o
80 ory functions and peripheral nervous system,
ophthalmological studies including optical coherence tom
81 linical history, pedigree data, results from
ophthalmological studies, and audiological, neurophysiol
82 has potential applications in neurosurgery,
ophthalmological surgery, and other microsurgeries.
83 defined as syphilis with neurological and/or
ophthalmological symptoms and CSF abnormalities.
84 Ophthalmological symptoms were present in 65% of all pat
85 Twenty-four patients (80%) with early NS had
ophthalmological symptoms, 14 (47%) had neurological sym
86 , with an overrepresentation of polymorphous
ophthalmological symptoms.
87 n's disease that contrast with a known neuro-
ophthalmological syndrome, termed 'blindsight'.