… Eight patients attracted attention during follow-up because of neurologic sequelae
indicative of cerebral ischemia (ie, ptosis, anisocoria, hemiparesis, and syncope). The interval …

… This article describes a teenager who developed anisocoria with no obvious neurologic
deficits or … The patient's asymptomatic anisocoria was finally determined to be secondary to …

… visited by patients with acute or treatmentrefractory headaches.27 Within this undifferentiated
melee of patients presenting suddenly in the ED are some patients with potentially life-…

… Traumatic brain injury is the consequence of a sudden impulsive or impact loading to the …
it may occur in patients with multiple trauma. In all multitrauma cases, patients must be treated …

… part of the face, and anisocoria. A computed tomography (CT) … from isolated brain
injury or multi-trauma injury, where PR x … We believe that the unexpected cerebrovascular …

… In the conscious patient, anisocoria will most likely be associated with direct globe trauma
or damage to the oculomotor nerve. e. Expose: Make sure that the back of the scalp is …

… Baseline data on GCS, CPR, pupillary reflex, anisocoria, … structures can tolerate sudden
inflammatory changes more … comes at the presentation of the multi-trauma patient. Int J Emerg …

How can we ensure the best outcomes for the trauma victim? The two most common causes
of traumatic deaths and major sequelae are blood loss and neurological injuries, which …

… patients, 2 (3%) patients died, and 2 (3%) other patients … , 2 patients died (surgical mortality
3.8%), whereas 2 patients … These 2 patients had additional intracranial pathologies. One of …

… pressure in the severe multitrauma patient with concurrent pulmonary … A sudden increase
in systemic blood pressure and … , a patient with normal mentation, miosis, and anisocoria can …