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Fundus examination showing bilateral papilledema with splinter hemorrhages and absent spontaneous venous pulsations at diagnosis of idiopathic intracranial hypertension (a and b); complete resolution of papilledema with normal optic disc and spontaneous venous pulsations three months later (c and d)
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On fundus examination, bilateral papilledema with splinter hemorrhages and absent spontaneous venous pulsations (SVP) was observed [Figure 2a and b]. Her extra-ocular movements were normal in all directions and the fundus revealed complete resolution of papilledema with normal optic disc and spontaneous venous pulsations [Figure 2c and d].
T2-weighted sagittal (a) and T1-weighted coronal (b) magnetic resonance imaging of brain revealed a partial empty sella
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MRI brain revealed a partially empty sella [Figure 3a and b].