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Now that we can always remember that Meningohypophyseal Trunk arise from the Cavernous part of ICA since it cause CCF. And as its name, it supplies some meninges some hypophysis. (Bernasconi Cassinary is in the team)

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Thanks a lot, for your comment...🙏 Sorry to know that you are suffering from CVST...😔 My humble suggestion is to refer a Neurosurgeon for the same directly (in-person) without delay, rather than telemedicine...🙏 Thank you for understanding...🙏

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No not really... According to my knowledge... And literature also resonates the same I believe... Thanks a lot for your doubt...😊🙏

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Different stenting surgery costs differently (i.e) there are three variants such as iStent, iStent inject & iStent inject W. I would recommend these procedures for mild to moderate glaucoma patients who have good insurance coverage. Otherwise, there are alternative cost effective MIGS such as BANG, KDB & Suture GATT. Thank you for your comment 😊🙏

@@prasannavenkateshramesh thank you for the insights. The hospital didn't tell us such options.

@@shri2947 Welcome 😊🙏 All MIGS procedures may not be available at all centres; since it is a very novel & new procedure with a certain level of training, expertise & skill sets involved... We medical practitioners are all trying our level best to make it accessible to all areas & centres... So I would not recommend or advocate finding fault with the hospital (wherever you have consulted)... I believe they have done their best with whatever options they had...😊 Appreciate your understanding...🙏

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Thank you for the comment and question. This is an educative and animative video made for pedagogical purposes only. I would recommend you to consult your regional treating doctor for management & prognosis. Thank you 😊 🙏

Thank you for the comment and question. This is an educative and animative video made for pedagogical purposes only. I would recommend you to consult your regional treating doctor for management & prognosis. Thank you 😊 🙏

Thanks a lot for your interest. I would recommend you to visit (eyewiki.aao.org/Cerebral_Venous_and_Dural_Sinus_Thrombosis) for more info...😊Its a very standard page which will help address your queries...🙏

MG was kept initially to depict something as small as a milligram... The idea was to construct a complex structure as the eye in a very simple manner with 3D & 4D technology...😊

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Very true that sir. Patients are never excited about gonioscopy. I alternate between both Goldmann and Sussman lenses sir. Use Sussman for patients who are highly cooperative and reserve Goldmann for relatively uncooperative ones. Thanks a lot for the positive feedback...😊 Means a lot...🙏

This is an animated teaching video made for pedagogy purposes only. Please consult your treating physician regarding the prognosis & risk factors; as there are lots of factors involved & it will be unfair to comment on it in your case by me without clinically examining you. Thank you for understanding. Wishing you a speedy recovery.

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Thanks a lot for the comment😊🙏 Posterior communicating artery (PCoA) aneurysms are the second most common type of aneurysms after those involving the ACoAs. They typically manifest with third cranial nerve palsy. Surgical clipping offers immediate relief compared to the relatively prolonged process involved with thrombosis and subsequent retraction of the aneurysm after coiling. Nonetheless, endovascular therapy has been used to treat this group of aneurysms. Would recommend you to consult your regional neurologist/neurosurgeon for more information...🙏

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Yes with time and the right treatment, it may resolve. Consult your treating doctor and follow his advice.

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