Bilateral homonymous superior quadrantanopia after traumatic attempts to remove a cockroach impacted in the external auditory canal

Bilateral Superior Altitudinal Hemianopsia with Macular Involvement Confirmed by Multifocal Visual Evoked Potential Testing

“…His MRI showed bilateral infarction of the inferior tip of the medial occipital lobe. The patient’s MRI results supported his visual field findings [13].…”

“…We present a patient with a BSAH with macular involvement confirmed by mfVEP testing. Such lesions are exceedingly rare due to the complex sequence of vascular lesions required to produce such defects [13]. The pathogenetic mechanism for reported lesions include bilateral pre-chiasmal lesions, neuropathy [1-2], pituitary lesions that involve only the inferior optic pathway fibers [3-4], bilateral occipital radiation lesions [15], and occipital lesions that respect the calcarine fissure bilaterally and involve the dual vascular supply to the occipital lobe provided by the posterior and middle cerebral [5-14].…”

Bilateral Superior Altitudinal Hemianopsia with Macular Involvement Confirmed by Multifocal Visual Evoked Potential Testing

“…His MRI showed bilateral infarction of the inferior tip of the medial occipital lobe. The patient’s MRI results supported his visual field findings [13].…”

“…We present a patient with a BSAH with macular involvement confirmed by mfVEP testing. Such lesions are exceedingly rare due to the complex sequence of vascular lesions required to produce such defects [13]. The pathogenetic mechanism for reported lesions include bilateral pre-chiasmal lesions, neuropathy [1-2], pituitary lesions that involve only the inferior optic pathway fibers [3-4], bilateral occipital radiation lesions [15], and occipital lesions that respect the calcarine fissure bilaterally and involve the dual vascular supply to the occipital lobe provided by the posterior and middle cerebral [5-14].…”

REMOVED: Neurosurgical and BCI approaches to visual rehabilitation in occipital lobe tumor patients

“…Studies such as those conducted by J. Shi, D. Lu, R. Pan, H. Chen, H. Teng, Y. Xu, F. Bo, Q. Zhou and Y. Zhang [ 16 ]and T. Tanaka, J. Takei, A. Teshigawara, Y. Yamamoto, Y. Akasaki, Y. Hasegawa and Y. Murayama [ 17 ], which have previously explored the impact of occipital lobe tumors on visual function, primarily rely on noninvasive imaging techniques. Our work extends these findings by incorporating intra-operative observations and post-surgical rehabilitation outcomes, providing a comprehensive overview of the patient's journey from diagnosis to recovery [ 18 ].…”

Efficacy of common reagents for killing ticks in the ear canal

“…The human external auditory canal is vulnerable to arachnid incursion . These cases often present with otalgia and tinnitus, which can cause significant emotional distress for the patient . Prompt killing of the tick prior to removal may help to alleviate this distress, reduce the chance of transmission of infectious diseases and of secondary complications, and facilitate the removal process.…”

Bilateral Superior Altitudinal Hemianopsia with Macular Involvement Confirmed by Multifocal Visual Evoked Potential Testing

“…His MRI showed bilateral infarction of the inferior tip of the medial occipital lobe. The patient’s MRI results supported his visual field findings [13].…”

“…We present a patient with a BSAH with macular involvement confirmed by mfVEP testing. Such lesions are exceedingly rare due to the complex sequence of vascular lesions required to produce such defects [13]. The pathogenetic mechanism for reported lesions include bilateral pre-chiasmal lesions, neuropathy [1-2], pituitary lesions that involve only the inferior optic pathway fibers [3-4], bilateral occipital radiation lesions [15], and occipital lesions that respect the calcarine fissure bilaterally and involve the dual vascular supply to the occipital lobe provided by the posterior and middle cerebral [5-14].…”

REMOVED: Neurosurgical and BCI approaches to visual rehabilitation in occipital lobe tumor patients

“…Studies such as those conducted by J. Shi, D. Lu, R. Pan, H. Chen, H. Teng, Y. Xu, F. Bo, Q. Zhou and Y. Zhang [ 16 ]and T. Tanaka, J. Takei, A. Teshigawara, Y. Yamamoto, Y. Akasaki, Y. Hasegawa and Y. Murayama [ 17 ], which have previously explored the impact of occipital lobe tumors on visual function, primarily rely on noninvasive imaging techniques. Our work extends these findings by incorporating intra-operative observations and post-surgical rehabilitation outcomes, providing a comprehensive overview of the patient's journey from diagnosis to recovery [ 18 ].…”

Efficacy of common reagents for killing ticks in the ear canal

“…The human external auditory canal is vulnerable to arachnid incursion . These cases often present with otalgia and tinnitus, which can cause significant emotional distress for the patient . Prompt killing of the tick prior to removal may help to alleviate this distress, reduce the chance of transmission of infectious diseases and of secondary complications, and facilitate the removal process.…”

Bilateral Superior Altitudinal Hemianopsia with Macular Involvement Confirmed by Multifocal Visual Evoked Potential Testing

“…His MRI showed bilateral infarction of the inferior tip of the medial occipital lobe. The patient’s MRI results supported his visual field findings [13].…”

“…We present a patient with a BSAH with macular involvement confirmed by mfVEP testing. Such lesions are exceedingly rare due to the complex sequence of vascular lesions required to produce such defects [13]. The pathogenetic mechanism for reported lesions include bilateral pre-chiasmal lesions, neuropathy [1-2], pituitary lesions that involve only the inferior optic pathway fibers [3-4], bilateral occipital radiation lesions [15], and occipital lesions that respect the calcarine fissure bilaterally and involve the dual vascular supply to the occipital lobe provided by the posterior and middle cerebral [5-14].…”

REMOVED: Neurosurgical and BCI approaches to visual rehabilitation in occipital lobe tumor patients

“…Studies such as those conducted by J. Shi, D. Lu, R. Pan, H. Chen, H. Teng, Y. Xu, F. Bo, Q. Zhou and Y. Zhang [ 16 ]and T. Tanaka, J. Takei, A. Teshigawara, Y. Yamamoto, Y. Akasaki, Y. Hasegawa and Y. Murayama [ 17 ], which have previously explored the impact of occipital lobe tumors on visual function, primarily rely on noninvasive imaging techniques. Our work extends these findings by incorporating intra-operative observations and post-surgical rehabilitation outcomes, providing a comprehensive overview of the patient's journey from diagnosis to recovery [ 18 ].…”

Efficacy of common reagents for killing ticks in the ear canal

“…The human external auditory canal is vulnerable to arachnid incursion . These cases often present with otalgia and tinnitus, which can cause significant emotional distress for the patient . Prompt killing of the tick prior to removal may help to alleviate this distress, reduce the chance of transmission of infectious diseases and of secondary complications, and facilitate the removal process.…”