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ob:pregnancy with diplopiaFrom: Dr. Amarnath Bhide/Rajendra Deshpande (amarnath@bom2.vsnl.net.in)Thu Mar 5 08:34:57 1998
I need an advice on the following case. 23 yr old primigravida with 10 wks pregnancy presented with diplopia of 2 weeks' duration. No other symptoms. UPT positive. Ophthalmology reference showed no active ophthalmological problem. CT skull showed normal cerebrum and cerebellum, normal ventricular system, normal posterior fossa, calvarium, soft tissue transverse/inf & sup saggital sinuses. LFT, RFT, electrolytes normal LP showed a raised ICT of 32 cms. Diagnosis was benign intracranial hypertension with V nerve palse with raised ICT. 1. Is there an association with pregnancy? 2. Should the pregnancy be terminated? 3. Is this a pregnancy complication? Patient continues to have diplopia. Dr. Amarnath Bhide Associate Professor, N. Wadia Maternity Hospital, Bombay, India. e-mail - amarnath@bom2.vsnl.net.in
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