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- pupilldilatasjon - Store medisinske leksikon
Pupilldilatasjon er utvidelse av øyets pupill Pupillen kan for eksempel utvides som en normal reaksjon på redusert belysning Den kan også utvide seg på grunn av legemidler, rusmidler eller giftige substanser, eller utvidelsen kan være et tegn på skade eller sykdom
- Benign Episodic Mydriasis (Benign Episodic Pupillary Dilation)
BEM has been reported worldwide, with most cases affecting one eye (unilateral) Unilateral BEM is called Benign Episodic Unilateral Mydriasis (BEUM), but it can also occur bilaterally (BEBM) with either or both pupils being dilated during subsequent BEM events
- Pupilleforandringer - LVH
Akutt ensidig forstørret (mydriase) eller forminsket (miose) pupill med samtidig hodepine, eller med nakke- og kjevesmerter på samme side av hodet, innlegges som øyeblikkelig hjelp Vær oppmerksom på faren for intrakranielt aneurisme, trykkstigning eller carotisdisseksjon
- What does it mean when one pupil dilates and the other does not?
A unilaterally dilated pupil can be a benign finding such as a tonic pupil It can be related to local factors such as a history of eye trauma or surgery It can also be a result of paralysis of the iris constrictor muscle which may result from many neurological conditions but especially from involvement of the third nerve
- Mydriasis: Forståelse af dilaterede pupiller - Med DK
Benign episodisk unilateral mydriasis (BEUM) er en midlertidig tilstand, der kun skaber en udvidet pupil i det ene øje Ofte vil personer med denne tilstand også opleve mild hovedpine, øjensmerter, lysfølsomhed og sløret syn under disse episoder
- Why Are My Pupils Dilated? 5 Causes of Dilated Pupils (Mydriasis) - WebMD
Blown or dilated pupils mean your pupils are larger than normal Pinpoint pupils, called miosis or pupillary miosis, are when they're small or constricted, even when the light changes The
- Symptoms Causes of Dilated Pupils (Mydriasis) - Vision Center
Certain emergency symptoms that accompany dilated pupils require immediate evaluation These include: Unilateral dilation One pupil dilates, but the other remains normal Headaches A sudden, severe headache, especially when combined with pupil dilation, could indicate a stroke or brain hemorrhage Drooping eyelids (ptosis)
- Pupillary Abnormalities: Types and Treatment | Doctor - Patient
A unilateral fixed dilated pupil suggests injury or compression of the third cranial nerve and the upper brain stem Fixed and dilated pupils in comatose patients indicate a poor prognosis, especially when present bilaterally
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