Education
Case Reports
Bi-monthly, we present a survey based medical quiz to our members. We request them to answer the question(s) asked by selecting one of the options provided at the end of the presentation. The case presentation is also sent to a few established / renowned ophthalmologists asking them for their opinion.
As both sets of these opinions are important, we compile them for each case and include it in the next newsletter.
A full list of cases and opinions are available on the Right.
- Case 1: 3-year-old female, who presented with decreased vision in her left eye
- Case 2: 24-day old male child presented to the clinic with the parents complaining of a large left eye since birth.
- Case 3: 1st in a series of Revista de Estrabismo & Oftalmologia Pediátrica & WSPOS collaboration cases.
- Case 4: 6 year old child who was detected with poor vision in her left eye during a routine eye screening conducted at school.
- Case 5: 46-year-old woman who presented with a complaint of diplopia with inward deviation of her right eye (2nd in REOP series)
- Case 6: The case is about a 42 year old woman who presented with binocular diplopia and right eye exotropia one day after ENT surgery.
- Case 7: 32-year-old lady who presented with an Anomalous Head Posture.
- Case 8: This is the 2nd in a series of Strabos Institute & WSPOS collaboration cases & is a case about a 5-month old boy who has an esotropia OD since 2 months.
- Case 9: This is a case about a 24 year old male patient with a history of trauma, phthisis bulbi, strabismus, leucoma and keratopathy in a red and painful eye.
- Case 12: The case is about an 11-year-old female child referred to them for investigation after reduced vision of her left eye was detected at a routine optician appointment.
- Case 13: This case is about a 49-day old female child who was referred for a corneal thickening in both eyes. There were no similar findings in any of her other family members. The patient was otherwise well.
- Case 14: Active Differential Diagnosis in an 11 Month Old Boy
- Case 15: This case is about a 22 year old lady, presented with complaints of horizontal double vision (binocular) and outward deviation of right eye since 3 days
- Case 16: 21-year-old male who has had Albinism with Nystagmus since he was 1-month-old
- Case 17: 5-year-old Boy, No Past Ocular History, School Screening Detected Poor Vision in Right Eye
- Case 18: 12-year-old male with abnormal head position and inward deviation
- Case 19: Non-Paretic Eye Torsion?
- Case 20: 46 Year-Old Male with Thyroid Eye Disease
Jack Kanski Quiz
As a resident, Jack Kanski had started to collect a series of interesting cases with clinical photos which were the inspiration for his books in fact, with help from his wife, Valerie, he created audio cassettes with slides, which became the basis for his first book, Clinical Ophthalmology, in 1984. This was followed over the next 25 years by more than 30 books covering all aspects of ophthalmology. During this period, Clinical Ophthalmology was being updated with new editions and became the bestselling ophthalmology textbook ever.
Jack Kanski gave the first ever Keynote Lecture at the World Congress of Paediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus (WCPOS) in Barcelona in 2009.
In 2013, WSPOS established the Kanski Medal, which is awarded at every WCPOS to an outstanding contributor to the care of children with ocular disease but who was not a paediatric ophthalmologist by training. This was based on the fact that Jack Kanski contributed enormously to the ocular care of children with idiopathic juvenile arthritis but was not a paediatric ophthalmologist by training.
Jack died on January 5, 2019, with his wife, Valerie, at his side. He will be sorely missed by his friends and colleagues. His dedication and work in teaching and training generations of ophthalmologists world-wide epitomises the essence of a true professor and will echo in eternity.
Try the Kanski Quiz:
Test your knowledge with this exciting quiz with world-renowned professor and author, Jack Kanski and WSPOS founding member Dr. Ken Nischal
