Hypoxic brain trauma causing blindness in a multiple gunshot wound patient: a challenging clinical scenario with a brief review of the literature
Background: Cortical Blindness is most commonly caused by stroke or traumatic brain injury. The case study has the unique function of outlining the story of a young patient who incurred multiple gunshot wounds in an incident that ultimately transpired into a complete and permanent cortical blindness...
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Sadra Danesh Negar
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author | Benjamin Brod Tejas Patel Rebecca Hargett Berdith Lebrun Sultan Ahmed Rolando Branly Syed Rizvi |
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description | Background: Cortical Blindness is most commonly caused by stroke or traumatic brain injury. The case study has the unique function of outlining the story of a young patient who incurred multiple gunshot wounds in an incident that ultimately transpired into a complete and permanent cortical blindness.
Case presentation: The present subject exhibits cortical blindness in the absence of either etiology. The proposed etiology is that of perioperative hypoxic seizures. Neuroanatomical and pathophysiological framework is established to elucidate the conditions surrounding the outcome.
Discussion: It is known that acute neuronal ischemia presents as drastically urgent to the tune of a five-minute intervention window, and it is learned that the prognosis of recovery from cortical blindness is statistically confined to an interval of around six months. Statistical context paves the way for a practical perspective on rehabilitation for patients with vision loss. |
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spelling | doaj.art-ade8770032db4f309241acb02d542e562024-01-27T18:27:39ZengSadra Danesh NegarNovelty in Clinical Medicine2783-44922024-01-0131505710.22034/ncm.2023.408036.1102179091Hypoxic brain trauma causing blindness in a multiple gunshot wound patient: a challenging clinical scenario with a brief review of the literatureBenjamin Brod0Tejas Patel1Rebecca Hargett2Berdith Lebrun3Sultan Ahmed4Rolando Branly5Syed Rizvi6Ross University School of Medicine, BarbadosRoss University School of Medicine, BarbadosCollege of Biomedical Sciences, Larkin University, Miami, Florida, USACollege of Biomedical Sciences, Larkin University, Miami, Florida, USACollege of Biomedical Sciences, Larkin University, Miami, Florida, USAPhysical Sciences Department, Broward College, Davie, Florida, USACollege of Biomedical Sciences, Larkin University, Miami, Florida, USABackground: Cortical Blindness is most commonly caused by stroke or traumatic brain injury. The case study has the unique function of outlining the story of a young patient who incurred multiple gunshot wounds in an incident that ultimately transpired into a complete and permanent cortical blindness. Case presentation: The present subject exhibits cortical blindness in the absence of either etiology. The proposed etiology is that of perioperative hypoxic seizures. Neuroanatomical and pathophysiological framework is established to elucidate the conditions surrounding the outcome. Discussion: It is known that acute neuronal ischemia presents as drastically urgent to the tune of a five-minute intervention window, and it is learned that the prognosis of recovery from cortical blindness is statistically confined to an interval of around six months. Statistical context paves the way for a practical perspective on rehabilitation for patients with vision loss.https://www.nclinmed.com/article_179091_d041cbeb257648a047ac71d2b3eb11d6.pdfcortical blindnessrelative afferent pupillary defectvisual cognition |
spellingShingle | Benjamin Brod Tejas Patel Rebecca Hargett Berdith Lebrun Sultan Ahmed Rolando Branly Syed Rizvi Hypoxic brain trauma causing blindness in a multiple gunshot wound patient: a challenging clinical scenario with a brief review of the literature Novelty in Clinical Medicine cortical blindness relative afferent pupillary defect visual cognition |
title | Hypoxic brain trauma causing blindness in a multiple gunshot wound patient: a challenging clinical scenario with a brief review of the literature |
title_full | Hypoxic brain trauma causing blindness in a multiple gunshot wound patient: a challenging clinical scenario with a brief review of the literature |
title_fullStr | Hypoxic brain trauma causing blindness in a multiple gunshot wound patient: a challenging clinical scenario with a brief review of the literature |
title_full_unstemmed | Hypoxic brain trauma causing blindness in a multiple gunshot wound patient: a challenging clinical scenario with a brief review of the literature |
title_short | Hypoxic brain trauma causing blindness in a multiple gunshot wound patient: a challenging clinical scenario with a brief review of the literature |
title_sort | hypoxic brain trauma causing blindness in a multiple gunshot wound patient a challenging clinical scenario with a brief review of the literature |
topic | cortical blindness relative afferent pupillary defect visual cognition |
url | https://www.nclinmed.com/article_179091_d041cbeb257648a047ac71d2b3eb11d6.pdf |
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