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any results. Fluids Hypertension Syndromes – Dr. Leonardo Izecksohn – page 188 Bullous serofibrinous exudative retinal detachment: The absolute excess of hydration and corticosteroids to a hospitalized patient, can cause it: ''Systemic corticosteroid treatment may cause severe exacerbation of retinal detachment and lasting visual loss in some patients with idiopathic central serous retinopathy.'' (Gass J D, and Little H). This same lesion can be caused by the excessive water retention in the patients with renal failure: ''Two patients receiving hemodialysis for chronic renal failure developed bilateral bullous retinal detachment associated with multiple underlying serous detachments of the pigment epithelium. Many of the detachments of the pigment epithelium were surrounded by subretinal whitish exudate that was probably fibrinous in type.'' (Gass J D). XIII - d - 8) Cerebrospinal Fluid Hypertension squeezing the 2 nd cranial nerve - 8 - Chronic Squeezing the Central Retinal Vein in the Optic Nerve, causing intraocular pressure chronic rise and glaucoma. We observed that the Migraines were related with a small chronic rise of the intraocular pressure, from 17 until 21 mmHg, and this was the origin of our Graph V-1: Intensities of Migraines, Headaches and Migraine variants linked with their Intraocular Pressures, published on the year 2002: Graph V-1 (schematic) (repeated): Intensities of Migraines, Headaches and Migraine variants (vertical from 0 to 4) linked with their Intraocular Pressures (horizontal from 14 to 26 mmHg). Modified. (Izecksohn L and Izecksohn C). The migraines that originated this Graph V-1 were from three origins: a) The solitary rise of the intraocular pressure (Ocular Hypertension Syndrome). After years of these migraines from the raised intraocular pressure alone, they can become a glaucoma. b) The solitary rise of the Cerebrospinal fluid pressure. This causes many migraines and variants because it stretches all the cranial nerves, it causes the Optic Nerve's borders edema, but no glaucoma. After many decades of migraines, reducing its etiologies, it can cure without any lesion. c) The Cerebrospinal fluid pressure raises and the intraocular pressure also raises, because two pathophysiologies:
Fluids Hypertension Syndromes – Dr. Leonardo Izecksohn – page 189 1 st: - Their etiologies are acting in both places simultaneously. 2 nd - The raised Cerebrospinal fluid pressure stretches the Central Retinal vein in the Optic Nerve, and this causes a secondary rise of the intraocular pressure. When these both pressures ever raise together, they cause migraines and variants, but the Optic Nerve's disk is normal. When there is some timing difference between both pressures raises, in the same day but at different hours, the same Optic Nerve’s disk can show simultaneously both damage: - The increased glaucomatous cup in the Optic Nerve's disk caused by the raised intraocular pressure, and - The Optic Nerve's borders edema, caused by the raised Cerebrospinal fluid pressure behind it. As the Optic Nerves’ borders edemas came and go without definitive damage, but the glaucoma is definitive and always progressive, after more than 20 years of headaches and migraines the final disease can be the chronic open-angle glaucoma. The relation of the chronic rise of the cerebrospinal fluid pressure and simultaneous rise of the intraocular pressure already was demonstrated: “The Optic nerve sheath diameter was significantly increased in normal-tension glaucoma patients (right side: mean 7.9±0.9 mm SD; left: 8.0±1.1 mm) compared with controls (right: 6.3±0.5 mm; left: 6.1±0.6 mm). An increased optic nerve sheath diameter is generally associated with increased intracranial pressure”. (Jaggi G P, and others). Raised intraocular and Cerebrospinal Fluids’ pressures and many years of migraines. On the year 2003, we had a 42 year-old woman, White, law-technician, 2 children. She was 1.53 meters tall (5 feet), and 54 kilograms (119 pounds) of weight. She had one grandfather Mestizo and the other grandfathers from European origin. She was suffering from matutinal migraines at both head sides, and chronic allergic rhinitis. She also had chronic red eyes and used artificial tears daily. She was medicated with homeopathic Atropa beladona CH 1,000. She had photophobia and used dark eyeglasses to protect her eyes. She knew that she had raised intraocular pressures but was not medicating them. Her father suffers with glaucoma. She also knew that all her symptoms worsened each time she drank beer, but she sustain this drinks. On the examination, we found intraocular pressures of 20 mmHg in each eye which are a little high, with deep (physiologic) anterior chambers, and her new myopic eyeglasses (both eyes with -1.50 diopters). On direct ophthalmoscopy her Optic Nerves’ discs show 0.5/1/0/0.5 (disc cup diameter/ cup depth/ lamina cribosa’s pores visibility/ borders edema), which is typical from the Cerebrospinal fluid Hypertension Syndrome. The simultaneous both intraocular and Cerebrospinal Fluids Hypertension Syndromes explained all her signs and symptoms. We prescribed her new eyeglasses, medicated her intraocular pressure with Timolol Maleate eye drops twice a day, and told her to stop the beer drinks. At the following years she came for new exams many times, with small variations of her symptoms. Her intraocular pressures presented between 18 and 23 mmHg each time she came. Sometimes she presented with eye-sores, eye itching, eyelids edemas, eyes hyperemia, and occipital headaches. On the year 2,005, after asking carefully, we discover that she was drinking 4 liters (more than a gallon) of water daily, and we told her to shorten this. On the year 2,008, she presented with “Cervical brachial aches” with aches at her thorax, back, arms, forearms and hands, worsening with the beer and coffee drinks that she never stopped. Her occipital headaches were daily, for the last three months. Her Optic Nerves’ discs show 0.2/1/0/0.5 and many sheaths around the arteries and veins in the disks, showing the effect of the beer and Cerebrospinal Fluid Hypertension, with intraocular pressures of 23 mmHg in both eyes. This is one example of a patient that suffered too much and will suffer many more years, because she has not the will power to stop her drinks, although she knows all about them. The Grave’s sickness demonstrates that the intra-orbital venous squeeze causes glaucoma: The Graves’ orbitopathy (thyroid-related immune orbitopathy) raises the pressure inside the orbit, and consequently chronically squeezes the Optic Nerve and respective sheath of Dura mater; it also squeezes the Central Retinal Vein inside the Optic Nerve, but it does not raise the Cerebrospinal fluid
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