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Migraine is a highly disabling primary headache disease, accompanied by nausea, emesis, photophobia and phonophobia. Chronic migraine is usually developed from episodic migraine, and usually comorbids with anxiety, depression, and sleep disorders, further aggravating the disease burden. At present, the clinical diagnosis and treatment of migraine in China are not standard, and the migraine medical quality control evaluation system is lacking. In order to achieve standardized diagnosis and treatment of migraine, headache collaborators of Chinese Society of Neurology, based on national and international clinical research on diagnosis and treatment of migraine and combined with the current situation of China's medical system, drafted the expert consensus on the medical quality evaluation of inpatients with chronic migraine.
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Humans , Consensus , Migraine Disorders/diagnosis , Nausea , Photophobia/diagnosis , HeadacheABSTRACT
RESUMEN Se presentó el caso de un paciente masculino de 60 años, blanco, que fue atendido en la Consulta de Oftalmología, del Hospital "Dr. Mario Muñoz", del municipio de Colón, provincia de Matanzas. Refirió que llevaba aproximadamente 20 días, con sensación de cuerpo extraño en el ojo izquierdo, enrojecimiento, secreción constante, fotofobia y una lesión que le había aumentado de tamaño durante este período; la que se tornaba dolorosa durante el parpadeo. Se decidió realizar este trabajo con el objetivo de mostrar los beneficios obtenidos al concluir el tratamiento aplicado a este tipo de tumor (AU).
ABSTRACT The authors present the case of a white male patient, aged 60 years, who assisted the Consultation of Ophthalmology of the Hospital "Dr. Mario Muñoz", of the municipality of Colon. He referred feeling a foreign body in the left eye for already 20 days, presence of redness, constant secretion, photophobia and a lesion that had grown during that period, painful when blinking. The authors decided to write this article with the objective of showing the benefits obtained with the applied treatment in this kind of tumor (AU).
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Humans , Male , Adult , Signs and Symptoms , Carcinoma, Squamous Cell/epidemiology , Ophthalmology/methods , Carcinoma, Squamous Cell/surgery , Carcinoma, Squamous Cell/complications , Carcinoma, Squamous Cell/diagnosis , Eye Foreign Bodies/complications , Eye Foreign Bodies/diagnosis , Risk Factors , Cornea/abnormalities , Photophobia/complications , Photophobia/diagnosisABSTRACT
La distrofia de Cogan es la distrofia corneal anterior más común, frecuente en adultos del sexo femenino, entre 40-70 años de edad. Presentamos un caso de una paciente de 50 años de edad, del sexo femenino, quien refiere visión borrosa, lagrimeo y fotofobia. Al examen de la córnea en lámpara de hendidura se observan imágenes de color grisáceo en forma de huellas dactilares y de mapa. Esta afección es causada por alteraciones de la membrana basal epitelial que provoca la separación parcial o total del epitelio corneal. Generalmente asintomática, es la causa más frecuente de erosión corneal recurrente. Las opciones terapéuticas varían desde lubricantes, soluciones hipertónicas tópicas, lentes de contacto de vendaje, desbridamiento del epitelio central, micropunciones mecánicas o diatermia y fotoqueratectomía con láser excímer.
Cogan's dystrophy is the most common anterior corneal dystrophy in adult females aged 40-70 years of age. Here is a 50 years-old female patient suffering from blurred vision, weeping eyes and photophobia. On examination, grayish images were observed in the form of fingerprints and map. This disease is caused by alterations of the epithelial basal membrane bringing about partial or total removal of the corneal epithelium. Often asymptomatic, it is the most common cause of recurrent corneal erosion. Treatment options range from lubricants, topical hypertonic solutions, bandage contact lenses, central epithelial debridement, mechanical or diathermy micropuncture and excimer laser photokeratectomy.
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Humans , Female , Middle Aged , Basement Membrane/injuries , Photophobia/diagnosis , Corneal Surgery, Laser/statistics & numerical data , Retinal Dystrophies/diagnosis , Lubricant Eye Drops , Hypertonic SolutionsABSTRACT
Ichthyosis follicular, alopecia, and photophobia (IFAP) syndrome is a rare disease, with possible X-linked mode of inheritance. The patient presented with ocular findings of photophobia, corneal scarring and erosions, superficial and deep corneal vascularization and myopia. He was treated with artificial tears and punctal occlusion with small improvement of photophobia. After three months using systemic retinoid (Acitretina) and posterior amniotic membrane transplantation in the left eye, there was a significant improvement of photophobia, corneal erosions and neuropsychomotor development.
A síndrome de ictiose folicular, alopecia e fotofobia (IFAP) é uma doença rara, com possível modo de herança ligado ao cromossomo X. O paciente apresentou achados oftalmológicos de fotofobia, cicatrizes e erosão corneanas, neovascularização superficial e profunda da córnea e miopia. Foi iniciado uso de lubrificantes e oclusão do ponto lacrimal com discreta melhora da fotofobia. Após uso de retinóide sistêmico (Acitretina) por três meses e posterior transplante de membrana amniótica no olho esquerdo apresentou melhora importante da fotofobia, das erosões corneanas e do desenvolvimento neuropsicomotor.
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Child, Preschool , Humans , Male , Alopecia/diagnosis , Ichthyosis/diagnosis , Photophobia/diagnosis , Acitretin/therapeutic use , Alopecia/drug therapy , Amnion/transplantation , Ichthyosis/drug therapy , Keratolytic Agents/therapeutic use , Photophobia/surgery , SyndromeABSTRACT
We report a case of a 20-year-old male who presented in our dermatology clinic with congenital alopecia totalis, ectropion, bilateral cataract, follicular prominence, plantar keratoderma, ichthyosis on legs, cheilitis, xerosis and photophobia. He had overlapping features of both keratosis follicularis spinulosa decalvans and ichthyosis follicularis with alopecia and photophobia. Or was it a different entity altogether?
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Humans , Male , Alopecia/diagnosis , Photophobia/diagnosis , Darier Disease , Syndrome , Ectropion , Cataract , Keratoderma, Palmoplantar , Cheilitis , Genes, X-LinkedABSTRACT
A 4-month-old female maltese dog was admitted to Veterinary Medical Teaching Hospital of Seoul National University for evaluation of abnormal color of bilateral irises. This patient had the photophobia in the light and exhibited the complete absence of pigment resulting in white hair, pink muzzle, eyelids and foot-pads. Central zone of the irises were yellow in color influenced by tapetal reflex, and peripheral zone were pale blue. The iridal capillaries were transparented on the irises. Ophthalmoscopic examination revealed a yellow tapetal fundus but no pigment in the nontapetal fundus.