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There are 10 hallmarks of '''papilledema''': | There are 10 hallmarks of '''papilledema''' seen by using '''opthalmoscope''': | ||
*Blurring of the [[disc margins]] | *Blurring of the [[disc margins]] | ||
*Filling in of the [[optic disc cup]] | *Filling in of the [[optic disc cup]] | ||
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*Nerve fiber layer infarcts | *Nerve fiber layer infarcts | ||
*Hard exudates of the [[optic disc]] | *Hard exudates of the [[optic disc]] | ||
On [[visual field]] examination, the physician may elicit an enlarged blind spot; the visual acuity may remain relatively intact until papilledema is severe or prolonged. | |||
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Physical Examination
Eyes
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Papilledema.
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Pseudopapilledema.
There are 10 hallmarks of papilledema seen by using opthalmoscope:
- Blurring of the disc margins
- Filling in of the optic disc cup
- Anterior bulging of the nerve head
- Edema of the nerve fiber layer
- Retinal or choroidal folds
- Congestion of retinal veins
- Peripapillary hemorrhages
- Hyperemia of the optic nerve head
- Nerve fiber layer infarcts
- Hard exudates of the optic disc
On visual field examination, the physician may elicit an enlarged blind spot; the visual acuity may remain relatively intact until papilledema is severe or prolonged.