Ganglioglioma physical examination

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Physical Examination

Vitals

Rhythm

• Pulse may be irregular

Strength

• Pulse may be weak

Blood Pressure

• Hypertension may be present
• A wide pulse pressure may be present

Eyes

• Unilateral dilatation of pupil
• Ophthalmoscopic exam may be abnormal with findings of:
  • Hyperemia of disc
  • Loss of venous pulsations
  • Retinal hemorrhage
  • Blurring of disc margins
  • Flame shaped hemorrhages

Neurologic

• Focal neurologic deficits may be present
• Hemiparesis may be present

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