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Angle Closure Glaucoma
For many emergency physicians, ophthalmologic complaints are seemingly shrouded in mystery and pose a distinct diagnostic and therapeutic challenge. What the heck is gonioscopy? Which eye does OU refer to again? Does latanoprost really change the color of your iris? In this case, we join Dr. Murphy-Crews as he parses the enigma of acute closure glaucoma, its pathophysiology, and the appropriate management in the emergency department.
Placenta Previa
Delivering neonates in the emergency department can be a stressful process, in part due to the potential for serious maternal or infant morbidity. In this article, Dr. Habib will discuss a case of placenta previa and walk us through how to recognize placental pathology, its pathophysiology, and appropriate emergent management.
Quick Hit: Traumatic Lens Dislocation
In this fascinating case, Dr. Jarrell walks us through the initial presentation, evaluation, and management of a traumatic lens dislocation, right before your eyes. Read about this atypical but can't-miss pathology, culminating from a tale of alcohol use, head trauma, and ophthalmology.