Übersetzung für "Exophthalmus" in Englisch

We see an exophthalmus of 3mm of the right eye.

Introduction: Orbital pseudotumor is one of the most common causes of proptosis.

The cardinal symptom is the slow progressive painless exophthalmus.

Exophthalmos is generally due to a space-occupying mass located behind the eyeball.

A 45-years old patient presented with increasing exophthalmos with the diagnosis of endocrine orbitopathy.

Background: Clinical signs of orbital rhabdomyosarcoma include most commonly lid swelling, proptosis and impaired motility.

A relative afferent pupillary defect and 2 mm proptosis were detectable in the right eye.

The tumour had been noticed after protrusion and double vision for more than 4 months.

No protrusion was found.

The patient was admitted with exophthalmus and a retrobulbar tumor with unknown dignity im December 1998.

It appears with a variety of signs such as exophthalmos, eyelid edema and conjunctival vascular congestion, but these findings are non-specific and appear in other diseases of the orbit.

Symptoms include whitish to yellowish muccoid discharges, lesions, wounds, loss of skin and scales, fin rot, staggering movements, bulging eyes (exophthalmus), cottony discharges.

Echinococcus can settle in the eyehole, as well as under the eye retina, causing exophthalmos, detachment of retina, lenticular opacity.

With concerns diseases of the orbit, these include various tumors (which may be benign or malignant), fractures of the bone wall and inflammatory diseases (such as thyroid orbitopathy, which can cause exophthalmos and compression of the optic nerve).

Graves’ disease is an autoimmune thyroid disease that is characterized by the clinical symptoms of goiter, tachycardia and exophthalmus (abnormal protrusion of the eyeballs).

The following chemotherapy started while the exophthalmus was in progress with insufficiency of lidclose and loss of visus from cc 0,8 to 1/15.

Further signs are bloody spots, loss of skin and scales, raised scales, fin rot, clouded mucous membrane, white mouths, staggering, popeye (Exophthalmus), swollen abdomen (dropsy).

Eyeball protrusion The exophthalmometer is used for measuring and quantifying eyeball protrusion (exophthalmus) in mm.

Introduction: A 44-years-old female patient was send to our clinic with a diagnosis of an "endocrine orbitopathy with monolateral left exophthalmus" for an orbital decompressing surgery.

Exophthalmos, enophthalmos, and strabismus are all diseases which cause the dog’s eyeball to be abnormally positioned.

Ophthalmic - puzyaglysiya (exophthalmos) or "surprised look" due to a uniform increase in the palpebral fissure, incomplete closure of the eyelids, rare flashing, conjunctivitis and ulcerative keratitis.

Whereas a high level of the bulbus and exophthalmus could be observed in 2 and 1 patient, respectively, a low level of the bulbus occurred 13 times and an enophthalmus 7 times.

Particularly where a specific diagnosis is not certain, Aquarium Münster unimarin has been proven to be reliably effective against most infections exhibiting the following symptoms: Whitish to yellowish mucous-like coatings, cotton-wool like tufts, sores, wounds, inflammations, blood spots, skin and scale loss, ruffled scales, fin rot, mucous menmrane discoloration, white mouth, careening movements, protruding eyes (exophthalmus), swollen abdomen.