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Pediatric Neurology · Chapter 82
Case 61 The Eyes Have It
afferent pupillary defect with less pupillary constriction in the affected eye (Marcus-Gunn pupil). Posttraumatic ischemia of the occipital lobe could also explain visual field defects or blindness. Additional causes of anisocoria can include use of dilating eye drops or nebulized ipratropium bromide. Prone positioning has also
Pediatric Neurology · Chapter 82
Case 61 The Eyes Have It
afferent pupillary defect with less pupillary constriction in the affected eye (Marcus-Gunn pupil). Posttraumatic ischemia of the occipital lobe could also explain visual field defects or blindness. Additional causes of anisocoria can include use of dilating eye drops or nebulized ipratropium bromide. Prone positioning has also
Pediatric Neurology · Chapter 82
Case 61 The Eyes Have It
afferent pupillary defect with less pupillary constriction in the affected eye (Marcus-Gunn pupil). Posttraumatic ischemia of the occipital lobe could also explain visual field defects or blindness. Additional causes of anisocoria can include use of dilating eye drops or nebulized ipratropium bromide. Prone positioning has also
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