Evaluation of Child with Full Optic Disc - Role of Imaging; in Distinguishing Pseudopapilledema versus Real; Papilledema (OCT is Useful/Primary & OCT is Not Useful)

Mays El-Dairi, MD

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February 2021

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Spencer S. Eccles Health Sciences Library, University of Utah

Abstract

Distinguishing low grade papilledema (Frisen grade<2, no vessel obscuration) from pseudopapilledema can be challenging in children, especially the younger ones. Multiple imaging modalities have been used over the past few decades, and most recently, OCT has become a popular method due to the ease of obtaining it in the younger population

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Evaluation of Child with Full Optic Disc - Role of Imaging; in Distinguishing Pseudopapilledema versus Real; Papilledema (OCT is Useful/Primary & OCT is Not Useful)

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Evaluation of Child with Full Optic Disc - Role of Imaging; in Distinguishing Pseudopapilledema versus Real; Papilledema (OCT is Useful/Primary & OCT is Not Useful)

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