The causes of anisocoria encompass a wide range of conditions, from a normal variant to
life-threatening increased intracranial pressure. 1 Differentiating the benign from emergent …

An 11-year-old male, with a history of migraine, presented with sudden onset left-sided
mydriasis and blurred vision without any other accompanying symptoms (Figure). On …

The term anisocoria refers to pupils that are of different sizes. The causes of anisocoria
include physiological anisocoria, pharmacological anisocoria, cerebral neoplasms, and …

Anisocoria from Cocaine Exposure: A Case Report Page 1 Visual Diagnosis in Emergency
Medicine ANISOCORIA FROM COCAINE EXPOSURE: A CASE REPORT Shweta Iyer, MD,* Ee …

Anisocoria may be an early sign of a neurological emergency in infants. Physicians are
concerned about possible intracranial neoplasm, aneurysm or subdural hematoma which …

A16-year-old girl consulted our department after noticing a reddish-blue mottled
discoloration of her toes and fingertips, with no history of trauma or injury. She described …

Case presentation A 10-month-old boy was admitted to the emergency department due to a
sudden onset of left unilateral mydriasis. His medical history was unremarkable. A minor …

Introduction Whereas apraclonidine has eclipsed cocaine test in the exploration of unilateral
miosis in adults, its use in infants is avoided because of the risk of central nervous system …

Background. Evaluation of anisocoria including pharmacological testing for Horner's
syndrome in the pediatric population is challenging in view of potential serious underlying …

Acute-onset anisocoria or mydriasis in children carries a broad differential diagnosis and
includes both benign and life-threatening causes, ranging from systemic or topical drug use …