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Loss of vision
28 Nov 2007
Contributed by Ms Gilli Vafidis, consultant ophthalmic surgeon, Central Middlesex Hospital, London....by opacity preventing light reaching the photo-receptors (for example, cataract) or by an interrupted nervous ... . In young, healthy people, sudden or rapid loss of vision is unusual and in the absence of systemic or congenital disease, the differential diagnosis is short, and includes optic neuritis and central serous ...
Treating local and systemic nosebleeds
03 Feb 2006
. Always treat bleeding noses with respect because the blood loss can cause severe systemic physiological ... or splints in situ. Systemic causes of bleeding The patient s medication is the most common cause for systemic bleeding. They may well be taking warfarin, aspirin or other NSAIDS. Some NSAIDS can be bought ...
Open angle glaucoma
13 Mar 2009 | by Ms Gilli Vafidis
Contributed by Ms Gilli Vafidis, consultant ophthalmic surgeon, Central Middlesex Hospital, and Ms...threefold increased risk and that there is more glaucoma in patients with diabetes, systemic hypertension ... but these results need interpretation. IOP readings vary with central corneal thickness and thin corneas pose ... (examination of the angle), central corneal thickness measurement and slit lamp anterior chamber examination ...
Professional development - Honing your presentation skills
19 Nov 2008
Most people feel nervous facing an audience, but practice will make it easier, says Dr Kevin Brown....detracts from the task in hand and adds to the feeling of nervousness. Make a point to the picture ...
Managing red eye
02 Mar 2007
Contributed by Ms Gilli Vafidis, consultant ophthalmic surgeon, Central Middlesex Hospital, London...or extension of a retro-orbital haematoma. All three are rare and should be apparent on systemic enquiry ... is often associated with systemically-mediated autoimmunity and may manifest as part of a systemic disorder ... ; and iritis with a wide range of systemic inflammatory disorders such as sarcoidosis, Crohn s disease ...
Pulmonary sarcoidosis
26 Mar 2008
Consider differential diagnoses when investigating this multi-system disorder, says Dr Raj Thakkar...., salivary and nervous system involvement. Classification Pulmonary sarcoidosis is classified according ... Sarcoidosis is a multi-system disorder characterised histologically by noncaseating granulomas that may progress to fibrosis. It affects approximately one in 5,000 people, with those living in temperate ...
Red Flag Symptoms - Dizziness
26 Jun 2009
and test the central and peripheral nervous systems. Symptomatic treatment, for example with vestibular ... of consciousness, any neurological deficits of the central or peripheral nervous system, significant headaches ... of the vestibular system, which can be peripheral (in the ear) or central (in the brain stem). The speed of onset ...
Our practice intranet is robust
20 Aug 2009
Kathie Applebee describes the internal electronic communication systems at a large Cornish practice..... Keeping track of all this can be much easier if the surgery has robust messaging systems. At Tamar ... and 16,500 patients, we rely heavily on electronic systems. Tracking consultations The Vision appointments system advises clinicians about visit and phone consultation requests, and the receptionists use ...
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