Color Plates
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Color Figure 3.5 Exophthalmos and chemosis and red eye in traumatic carotid-cavernous fistula. The abnormality is barely seen but becomes clear with further retraction of the eyelids. |
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Color Figure 4.1 Vesicles in the external auditory canal (A) and eardrum (B) in a patient with herpes zoster oticus. |
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Color Figure 6.3 Tube in a patient with subarachnoid hemorrhage (bloody cerebrospinal fluid) compared with water (left). Note subtle xanthochromia after sedimentation, obscured by viewing in daylight (middle) most evident with strong light source (right). |
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Color Figure 8.2 Excoriated coma blisters at compression points. They are found in patients with barbiturate overdose, carbon monoxide exposure, amitriptyline, theophylline, and diabetic ketoacidosis. |
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Color Figure 8.3 Axilla petechiae due to fat emboli. |
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Color Figure 8.10 Examples of funduscopic findings. A: Subhyaloid hemorrhage in sub-arachnoid hemorrhage. B: Papilledema in increased intracranial pressure (typical “champagne cork” configuration). |
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Color Figure 13.2 Terson's syndrome in aneurysmal subarachnoid hemorrhage. Funduscopy of retinal hemorrhage A: Absent red reflex due to vitreous hemorrhage (“black eye”). B: One year later, the patient had marked improvement in vision, and red reflex is beginning to reappear. After vitrectomy, vision improved considerably. C: Normal red reflex, shown by retroillumination with fundus camera. |
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Color Figure 15.17 Blotchy fingers in antiphospholipid antibody syndrome. |
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Color Figure 16.2 Purpura in meningococcal meningitis. |
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Color Figure 17.6 Rash and purpuric lesions associated with Rocky Mountain spotted fever. |
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Color Figure 19.1 Typical perioibital edema (raccoon eyes) and ecchymosis. |