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Jeet Panickeralmost 4 years ago
Which symptoms of upper respiratory tract infection (URI) are associated with ophthalmologic deep tissue infection or intracranial involvement?
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almost 4 years ago
Symptoms of Ophthalmologic Deep Tissue Infection or Intracranial Involvement in Upper Respiratory Infection For ophthalmic complications; • Orbital swelling • Periorbital swelling • Impaired extraocular movements • Proptosis • Impared vision For intracranial involvement; • Papilledema • Altered mental status • Abnormal neurologic findings
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