A Recurrent Orbital Hemorrhage in an Older Adult

Abstract

An adult patient in their 70s presented with unilateral painless proptosis and blurred vision of the right eye that resolved with corticosteroid treatment. Magnetic resonance imaging revealed a retrobulbar hemorrhage. Six months later, the hemorrhage and proptosis recurred, with incomplete resolution despite similar treatment. What would you do?

An observation study of the effect of “Internet + Nursing” on psychological status and quality of life of patients with thyroid eye disease

“…[18] Continuous nursing includes the continuation of nursing services and the maintenance of the doctor-patient relationship, and "Internet + Nursing" provides patients with more specialized home care through specialized nursing services from point to point. [19] Especially for patients who are inconvenient to admitted to the hospital for examination, the implementation of the "Internet + Nursing" model can be booked through the network, requesting professional nurses to visit the home, so as to access to medical care more conveniently and achieve the purpose of promoting the recovery of the disease. [20] This study compared the recovery of the 2 groups of patients, and the results showed that patients who engaged with our "Internet + Nursing" platform and booked home nursing appointments demonstrated better out-of-hospital visual acuity and ocular surface symptoms, suggesting that "Internet + Nursing" can promote the recovery of patients.…”