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1. [Headache--from an ophthalmic point of view].

Author

Stefanescu AM, Gradinaru SL, Tugui A, and Ciuluvica R

Subjects
Diagnosis, Differential, Eye blood supply, Eye innervation, Headache classification, Headache epidemiology, Headache therapy, Headache Disorders classification, Headache Disorders epidemiology, Headache Disorders therapy, Headache Disorders, Primary etiology, Headache Disorders, Secondary etiology, Humans, Migraine Disorders etiology, Patient Care Team, Prognosis, Risk Factors, Romania epidemiology, Treatment Outcome, Vision Disorders epidemiology, Vision Disorders etiology, Vision Disorders therapy, Headache etiology, Headache Disorders etiology, Vision Disorders complications, Vision Disorders diagnosis
Abstract

The authors approach a subject keen to neuroophthalmologists, which is becoming more and more frequent with the overuse of VTU (videoterminal unit). They hope to better understand the headache (from an ophthalmic point of view), and how to diagnose it better and faster.

Published
2011

2. [Renovascular hypertension: symptoms and signs. Clinical study on 20 patients].

Author

Burnei G, Grigorean VT, Iacobini M, Duţescu S, Gavriliu S, Georgescu I, Vlad C, Stoian AR, Neacşu CM, Hodorogea D, and Dan D

Subjects
Abdominal Pain etiology, Adolescent, Adult, Back Pain etiology, Blood Pressure Monitoring, Ambulatory, Child, Child, Preschool, Female, Headache Disorders etiology, Humans, Hypertension, Renovascular etiology, Hypertension, Renovascular therapy, Kidney abnormalities, Male, Pyelonephritis complications, Scotoma etiology, Ureter abnormalities, Urination Disorders etiology, Vertigo etiology, Vesico-Ureteral Reflux complications, Vision Disorders etiology, Vomiting etiology, Weight Loss, Hypertension, Renovascular complications, Hypertension, Renovascular diagnosis
Abstract

Objectives: symptoms in renovascular hypertension can be wrong interpreted, which leads to a late diagnostic, after discover the determination disease., Materials and Methods: the study on the renovascular hypertension was made on 20 patients, aged between 2 and 36 years old, diagnosed with reno-ureteral malformations, pyelonephritis, reno-ureteral reflux and renal trauma as a determination disease, leads to manifestation types that guide the diagnostic: neuro-psychiatric signs, weight loss, renal signs and digestive signs. Beginning from these signs the arterial hypertension was diagnosed and the investigations determined the causes., Results: Periodic postoperative evaluation at 3 months, during a period between 4 months and 7 years, individualised 4 evolutional clinical types: AHT with lumbar pain, AHT with no clinical signs, AHT with ophthalmologic signs and AHT with encephalitis like signs., Conclusions: symptoms in renovascular hypertension don't have pathognomonic clues and the identified signs, one type or all together, enforce the evaluation or even the monitoring of the arterial tension at least 30 days. If the values exceed the normal, complex investigations will be made in order to determine the specific cause of the AHT.

Published
2008

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