Ophthalmology made easy for postgraduate students by Dr. Harpal Singh Jhagta and Dr. Prachi Jain

This blog has been created to help post graduate students who are preparing for exams. We intend to deliver comprehensive notes, case discussions, drug dosages, important topics, recent advances in ophthalmology and all those relevant informations that a budding ophthalmologist must know before stepping out of an institution and entering to a entirely different arena of indepentdent practice. Any suggestions and queries are welcome to improve our efforts.

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Friday, 6 February 2015

DIAGNOSTIC CRIETERIA FOR IDIOPATHIC INTRACRANIAL HYPERTENSION

Signs and symptoms suggestive of raised intracranial tension and papilledema.
High opening pressure on lumbar puncture.
Normal CSF study.
Normal brain MRI.
No systemic cause including medications.