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: This article's aim is to summarize the current literature on DNET and DNET management. Dysembryoplastic neuroepithelial tumors (DNETs) are rare, low-grade glioneuronal tumors that primarily affect children and young adults. These tumors represent about 1.5% of all primary brain tumors, with the temporal lobe being the most common site of occurrence. DNETs are typically benign, with patients often presenting with seizures as the primary symptom. Despite their benign nature, these tumors can occasionally lead to serious complications, such as metastasis and recurrence, which are rare but can be fatal. The standard treatment includes surgical resection, which often results in a good prognosis, although incomplete resections might still offer relief from seizures. Ophthalmologists should be aware of DNETs due to their potential to cause visual symptoms, such as homonymous hemianopsia when located near the visual pathways. Understanding these tumors is crucial for accurate diagnosis, management, and follow up particularly when ophthalmic symptoms are present, as misdiagnosis could lead to suboptimal treatment outcomes such as permanent vision loss or death.
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A Proper cataract incision construction is a crucial step for a successful surgery. +
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A bilateral symmetric peripheral mid stromal corneal ring with negative workup. +
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A brief description and current perspectives of the Microsporidia phylum and their role in infectious keratoconjunctivitis and relevant treatments. +
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A brief description of various chromatopsias and their causes, associated diagnoses, and relevant patient management strategies. +
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A brief overview of manifestations of tuberculosis in relation to ophthalmology +
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A brief review on Xanthelasma, its clinical presentation, associations, and treatment options. +
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A broad range of properties affects the functionality and application of optical lenses. +
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A choroidal rupture is a break in the choroid, Bruch membrane, and the retinal pigment epithelium usually a result of open or closed globe trauma. +
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A comprehensive compilation of the main dyes used in the field of Ophthalmology. +
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A concise summary of the disease, Orbital Infarction Syndrome. +
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A corneal keloid is a benign pearly, gray-white epicorneal lesion +
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A crystalline retinopathy caused by the West African nut Kola. +
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A description of oculogyric crisis clinical features, differential diagnoses, and approach to management. +
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A description of pathogenesis, diagnosis and treatment options for brow ptosis. +
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A description of the definition, anatomy, possible etiologies and treatment of hypertelorism. +
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A description of the etiology, symptoms, diagnosis and treatment of canalicular obstruction. +
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A description of the unique features of Myelin Oligodendrocyte Glycoprotein Antibody-Associated Disease (MOGAD) in the paediatric population. +
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A detailed step-by-step review of the vertical chop technique that can be utilized in complex cataract surgeries and for increased surgical efficiency. +
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A discussion of both primary and secondary empty sella syndrome. +
