Biomedical subjects
P Nemet
Publications and source records attributed to P Nemet.
Mycobacterium fortuitum keratitis.
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Benign abducens palsy in varicella.
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[Phospholine iodide and the lens].
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Spontaneous filtering blebs in Axenfeld syndrome.
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[Ocular involvement in chloroquine therapy].
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[Chloroquine retinopathy. Peculiar behavior of the light sense].
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Evoked potentials in cat extraocular muscle.
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Glioma of the anterior optic pathways.
A 10-month-old girl presented with visual loss in the right eye associated with bilateral optic atrophy. The suggestive clinical diagnosis was an optic nerve glioma. The computerized tomographic findings were unusual in that symmetric bilateral involvement of the anterior visual pathways were present. The radiological diagnosis of an optic glioma was histologically confirmed.
Increased intraocular pressure with corticosteroid medication after photorefractive keratectomy.
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Pitfall of acquired ocular torticollis.
Following a posttraumatic concussion syndrome, a 24-year-old female presented at left clavicular fracture and dislocation with a compensatory head posture thought to be due to her sternocleidomastoid muscle involvement. Further investigation disclosed the existence of a concomitant superior oblique muscle palsy seemingly also of traumatic origin. The clinical course and the constellation of her symptoms are described.
Benign palsy of superior oblique muscle.
Thirteen patients with nontraumatic superior oblique muscle palsy were examined during a four to seven year follow-up period. Extensive investigations disclosed no underlying systemic or neurologic diseases. In all patients a quick improvement and recovery of the motility imbalance occurred spontaneously in about 10 weeks, suggesting a benign prognosis in the condition.
Development of compensating exotropia with anomalous retinal correspondence after early infancy in congenital homonymous hemianopia.
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A prism bar for measuring strabismus with large deviations.
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Abnormal head posture in a monocular viewing patient.
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Influence of pregnancy and labor on outcome of photorefractive keratectomy.
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The cornea in mucolipidosis IV.
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