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Fluids Hypertension Syndromes – Dr. Leonardo Izecksohn – page 176 diopter or more, as visual losses, deafness, diplopia, third, fourth or sixth cranial nerve palsies. In Dubai, UAE, “In… 50 patients with idiopathic intracranial hypertension...There were 46 (92%) women. Mean age at presentation was 35.7 years. Obesity was the commonest associated factor (32%). Headache was reported in 98% followed by double vision (32%). Papilledema was present in all patients (100%). Perimetric study showed mild peripheral visual field constriction in 56%. Only two patients showed severe field constriction and one of them deteriorated rapidly and she became blind. The mean cerebrospinal fluid pressure was 302.5 mm H(2)O.” (Mezaal M, and Saadah M). - Curing many illnesses and Migraines by reducing water and caffeine. We had a 66-year-old needlewoman, white, 1.54 meters (5 feet and 1 inch) tall, weighting 66 Kilograms (145 pounds). She complained about many years of cardiac, ophthalmological and other medical disturbs, and took many simultaneous medications to arterial hypertension, type II diabetes, headaches on frontal and occipital areas, aches on both eyes, eyes hyperemia, “allergic” conjunctivitis, tearful, photophobia, diffuse muscular backaches and gastritis. Besides the medications for all of these, she daily drank water 2,000 milliliter (half gallon), coffee 100 milliliter (3.3 fluid ounces), caffeinated “cola” soft drink 500 milliliter (one pint) and over the counter analgesics with caffeine. On her eyes examination we found intraocular pressures 14 and 14 mmHg, shallow anterior chambers, Optic Nerves´ disks with 0.8/4/2/0 and 0.7/4/2/0 right and left eyes (cup diameter/ cup deepness/ lamina Cribosa pores visibility/ borders edema),which characterizes incipient and advanced Normal (Peak) Tension Glaucoma. We told her to stop all caffeine (coffee, soft drinks and analgesics), shorten the water only to the thirst needs, stop the anti-allergic and artificial tears eye drops, and to use only an anti-glaucomatous eye drop (Timolol maleate only at night). After two months, she returned without any of her multiple aches; the photophobia, tearful, gastritis and the backaches also disappeared. She only kept the eyes hyperemia, arterial hypertension and diabetes. This patient presented simultaneous Ocular and Cerebrospinal Fluid Hypertensions: the Glaucoma was evident at the ophthalmoscopy; the Benign Intracranial Hypertension was impossible to corroborate because there was no Optic Nerves´ borders enough to become swollen, but was evident by her backaches. All of this was caused by her daily ingestion of caffeine and excessive water, and all was easily curable. XIII -c- Cerebrospinal Fluid Hypertension squeezing the 1 st cranial nerve: The Olfactory nerve fibers (Fila Olfactoria) are squeezed by the Cerebrospinal Fluid Hypertension as they traverse the Cribriform Plate at the Ethmoid bone, which aches at the upper nose or middle forehead and engorges the nasal mucosa. The patient feels this as a chronic Sinus ache, “Allergic Rhinitis”, “Allergic Sinusitis” or “Nose Congestion” without any infection, fever, purulent secretion or coryza. This swollen chronic dry “rhinitis” probably is also the etiology of the Nasal Polyps. Some patients have chronically the Olfactory hypersensitivity, which can trigger their migraines. The Cerebrospinal fluid's hypertension worsens their Olfactory hypersensitivity. The allodynia of the squeezed Olfactory Nerve changes the physiologic scents in worsening stimulus to migraines. This is denominated as an Odor-phobia. Nasal Polyps: Probably they are caused by the chronic edema of the nasal mucosa, consequent to the Cerebrospinal Fluid Hypertension stretching the 1 st . cranial nerve at his lamina cribosa on the Ethmoid bone. Sinusitis “allergic”. Sinus Headache: Most of them are not true sinusitis: They are fake! “In this study, 88% of 2991 patients with a history of self-described or physician-diagnosed "sinus" headache were determined to have migraine-type headache. In patients with recurrent headaches without fever or purulent discharge, the presence of sinus-area symptoms may be part of the migraine process.” (Schreiber C P, and others). We conclude that the surgeries to “allergic sinusitis” are medical errors.
Fluids Hypertension Syndromes – Dr. Leonardo Izecksohn – page 177 XIII -d- Cerebrospinal Fluid Hypertension squeezing the 2 nd cranial nerve: The Cerebrospinal fluid pressure is the main determinant of the blood pressure in the Central Retinal vein, which physiologically drains the venous blood from the retina, in the eye. The Central retinal vein is stretched by the intraocular pressure, by the retrolaminar pressure in the Optic Nerve, and by the Cerebrospinal fluid pressure in the subarachnoid space. When the Cerebrospinal fluid pressure raises, the blood is retained in the Central retinal vein, and this also raises its pressure in the eye and causes many sicknesses in the retina. “Retro-laminar tissue pressure (in the Optic nerve) was largely dependent on the surrounding cerebrospinal fluid pressure, which was on average 8.6 +/- 3.5 mmHg (standard deviation) higher, and was independent of intraocular pressure... Optic nerve subarachnoid space pressure was equivalent to lateral ventricular pressure.” (Morgan W H, and others). The Cerebrospinal Fluid Hypertension can cause many Optic Nerve’s disk, retinal, subretinal, choroidal and macular sicknesses, glaucoma, degeneration and blindness, by 11 pathophysiologies: XIII - d -1) Acute Squeezing the central Retinal Artery in the Optic Nerve. XIII - d -2) Acute Squeezing the short posterior ciliary arteries that supplies the Optic nerve, Optic disk and the retina. XIII - d -3) Acute Squeezing the central Retinal Vein in the Optic Nerve. XIII - d -4) Optic Nerve’s fibers swollen damage in the Optic Nerve’s Disk. Peri-vascular white sheaths. Drusen in the Optic Nerve's disk. XIII - d -5) Optic Nerve’s Disk Edema spreading inside the Retinal Layers, under the retina and through the choroids, to the macula and peri-macular region. Choroidal folds. XIII - d -6), 7), 8), 9) Chronic Squeezing of the Central Retinal Vein in the Optic Nerve, causing: XIII - d -6) Chronic increased pressure in the Central Retinal Vein in the eye. XIII - d -7) Impairing the Interstitial Fluids Resorption in the Retina. XIII - d -8) Intraocular Pressure Chronic Rise and Glaucoma. XIII - d -9) Retinal and Choroidal Vascular Leakage. XIII - d -10) Macular edema, macular cyst, macular hole, vitreous-retinal adhesion epi-retinal membrane. XIII - d –11) Engorgement of the Optic Nerve sheath. Each patient can present one or more simultaneous ocular lesions caused by the Cerebrospinal Fluid's Hypertension. Lets analyze them one by one: XIII - d - 1) Acute Squeezing the Central Retinal Artery in the Optic Nerve, and XIII - d - 2) Acute Squeezing the short posterior ciliary arteries that supplies the Optic nerve, Optic disk and the retina. A sleeping peak of the Cerebrospinal Fluid Hypertension which also include around the Optic Nerve, caused by the excessive drinks some hours before, added with the physiologic reduction of the arterial pressure that usually occurs when the patient sleeps, causes the Optic Nerve's edema. This edema, whether a big one and added with a congenital small disk, can cause the strangling of the Optic nerve by the scleral canal. Whether the pressure inside the Optic nerve's scleral canal surpasses the arterial pressure, it causes the acute compressive obstruction of: so the Central Retinal Artery that supplies blood to the retina, so the Posterior Ciliary Arteries that supply blood to the retro-laminar portion of the Optic Nerve. The consequences are the infarction: Or in the retina, known as Retinal Infarction, Or in the Optic nerve, known as Nonarteritic Anterior Ischemic Optic Neuropathy (NAION). Or the Leber Hereditary Optic Neuropathy.
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