
31st Mar 2016 6:30pm-8:30pm
Abnormal Pupils and Diplopia, presented by Mr Jesse Gale, Ophthalmologist
Abnormal Pupils
- Examine pupils to identify an afferent or efferent problem and identify which pupil is abnormal
- Identify a Horner syndrome and 3rd nerve palsy, and appropriate investigation
- Understand how pupils are controlled by only a subset of ganglion cells in the optic nerve
Third, fourth and sixth nerve palsies
- Identify the defining features of a 3rd nerve palsy, common causes and appropriate investigation
- Identify the defining features of a 4th nerve palsy, common causes and appropriate investigation
- Identify the defining features of a 6th nerve palsy, common causes and appropriate investigation
More funny eye movements
- Identify the features of myasthenia gravis
- Identify the features of congenital nystagmus
- Recognise abnormal eye movement without double vision
Bowen Hospital, Bowen seminar room, ground floor
98 Churchill Drive, Crofton Downs, Wellington
6:30 - 8:30pm
2 CME points (GPs)
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