- Welcome
- Topic 1: Background of Ocular Sympathetics
- Topic 2: Elements of the Case History
- Topic 3: Clinical Tests
- Topic 4: Confirmatory and Diagnostic Tests
- Topic 5: Patient Education
- Topic 6: Treatment and Referral
- Conclusion
- HELP
Case 9
A patient enters the clinic for an eye examination, with a history of migraine headaches X years, diagnosed by her neurologist. As the examination is taking place, she is in the midst of a migraine headache that has lasted for several days. Pupil, eyelid and cocaine testing indicate the presence of Horner’s syndrome OS. The patient returns to clinic in 3 days for hydroxyamphetamine testing, but at that point, the migraine and the Horner’s syndrome have resolved.
Question 14
Which of these options would be the most appropriate treatment for the patient in case 9?
Click the appropriate answer.
Monitor yearly
Refer to neurology for imaging
Refer to ophthalmology for follow-up
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