Tonic Pupil After Temporal Arteritis

Giant cell arteritis: ophthalmic manifestations of a systemic disease

“…However, internuclear ophthalmoplegia has been described, suggesting the possibility of brainstem involvement albeit rare [58].…”

A Non-Permanent Tonic Pupil in Rheumatoid Arteritis

“…However, since Adie's reports, the tonic pupil has been reported to occur in association with a variety of disease states, including mechanical and chemical trauma, acute and post-acute viral infections, orbital masses, and autonomic dystrophies. However, the tonic pupil has been reported in association with only one case of arteritis and that was a case of giant-cell arteritis (Davis et al, 1968). As noted before, the tonic pupil has, to our knowledge, been previously reported in association with rheumatoid arthritis only once (Littlewood and Lewis, 1963).…”

Pupillary light-near dissociation in cranial arteritis: A case report

“…In our review of the literature, only in the bingle case reported by Davis, Daroff & Hoyt ( 1968) was unilateral, isolated pupillary areflexia the sole manifestation of cranial arteritis. In our review of the literature, only in the bingle case reported by Davis, Daroff & Hoyt ( 1968) was unilateral, isolated pupillary areflexia the sole manifestation of cranial arteritis.…”