Interactive Case Series

The Baby With an Oval-Shaped Pupil A 10-month-old boy, otherwise apparently symptom-free, is presented to you with a unique-looking pupil. Can you make the correct diagnosis?
Clinical Case, June 05, 2017
Injured During a Basketball Game, a Boy's Vision Goes Dark Two days after sustaining the injury, the 15-year-old patient comes to you with completely dark vision in his left eye. What is the diagnosis?
Clinical Case, April 13, 2017
After a Stroke, Decreased Vision for a 73-Year-Old Patient Three months after a stroke, the patient reports blurring and shadows in her left eye. What is the most likely diagnosis?
Clinical Case, March 30, 2017
A Child With an Abnormal Growth in Her Eye A long-lasting bump on a child's right eye looks routine on physical examination. So, what's causing it?
Clinical Case, March 09, 2017
A 37-Year-Old Woman With Decreased Vision and Proptosis A 37-year-old woman with longstanding myopia was noted to have proptosis. What is the most likely diagnosis?
Clinical Case, February 21, 2017
Paintball Leads to a Potentially Devastating Eye Injury A 15-year-old boy removes his eyewear for a moment and ends up with a subretinal hemorrhage. Can you make the right diagnosis to ensure timely intervention?
Clinical Case, January 24, 2017
The Child With Strabismus Who Squints One Eye What is the cause of this child's inability to use his eyes together?
Clinical Case, November 29, 2016
A 17-Year-Old With an Abnormal Optic Disc A 17-year-old boy was noted to have an abnormal appearance of the optic disc in his left eye. What is the most likely diagnosis?
Clinical Case, November 16, 2016
A Child With Involuntary and Intermittent Eyelid Movements What is the cause of this boy's intermittent vertical eyelid movement?
Clinical Case, October 21, 2016
Injury in One Eye Followed by a Hyperopic Shift in the Other A woman suffers an injury to her right eye that requires surgical repair of a corneal laceration. Two months later, she returns with blurry vision in the left. Can you determine the cause?
Clinical Case, September 06, 2016
The Boy With Red Eyes and a Wobbling Gait An 8-year-old boy had progressively worsening red eyes for a year with no pain, photophobia, or discharge. What is his diagnosis?
Clinical Case, August 18, 2016
A 44-Year-Old Man With Blurred Vision A 44-year-old man notes the gradual onset of blurred vision and the inability to move his eyes. What is the most likely cause?
Clinical Case, August 08, 2016
The Case of the Blue/Brown-Eyed Girl A 2-year-old girl presents with unusual pigmentation in one eye and hearing issues. Can you make the correct diagnosis?
Clinical Case, May 24, 2016
After an Injury With a Screwdriver, a Second Surgery Is Needed to Prevent Retinal Detachment A 45-year-old man's random accident results in a race against the clock to save the vision in his right eye. Can you correctly identify the type of injury he suffered?
Clinical Case, May 04, 2016
Is Weight Gain to Blame for This Man's Blurred Vision? A 42-year-old man presents with blurred vision of gradual onset in his left eye. A closer look at his history may provide the clues to the diagnosis.
Clinical Case, April 21, 2016
A Child With Strabismus What is the cause of this boy's ptosis and impaired eye movement?
Clinical Case, March 18, 2016
An Airbag Deploys, Leaving Vision Blurry and Distorted A 53-year-old man's lingering ocular injuries from a car accident 3 weeks earlier do not respond to topical treatments. Will gonioscopy clear up the diagnosis?
Clinical Case, February 26, 2016
A 35-Year-Old Man With Long-standing Decreased Vision A 35-year-old man who never considered his vision to be normal is experiencing progressively decreased vision. What is the most likely diagnosis?
Clinical Case, February 11, 2016
A 50-Year-Old Patient's Left Eye Gradually Changes Color The construction worker presents for uveitis and cataract, and his medical history provides clues to his other recent symptoms. Can you put it all together for the correct diagnosis?
Clinical Case, December 29, 2015
Ptosis and Diplopia in a 74-Year-Old With History of Stroke Five years after her initial hospitalization, a patient returns with ptosis and diplopia. Are these a sign that another stroke has occurred, or is a different diagnosis called for?
Clinical Case, December 02, 2015

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