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In Grave's disease, what is the effect on the visual fields?

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Edited by henrys on 09/29/06 - 07:54 PM

  #2

enlarge?

  #3

why there should be any?

  #4

Who cares? I think thats the last thing a patient with graves disease or a doctor diagnosing it would care about.

  #5

  • Ophthalmopathy is a hallmark of Graves disease.
    • Approximately 25-30% of patients with Graves disease have clinical evidence of Graves ophthalmopathy. Thyrotropin receptor is highly expressed in the fat and connective tissue of patients with Graves ophthalmopathy.

    • Measuring diplopia fields, eyelid fissures, range of extraocular muscles, visual acuity, and proptosis provides quantitative assessment to follow the course of ophthalmopathy.

    • Signs of corneal or conjunctival irritation include conjunctival injection and chemosis.

    • A complete ophthalmologic examination, including retinal examination and slit-lamp examination by an ophthalmologist, is indicated if the patient is symptomatic.


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  •   #6

    so, what is the effect on visual fields if it's so important?

      #7

    I m sorry bro but i have checked my every resource it dun say nething abt visual field but of everything else

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