Differential diagnosis of acute ocular pain: Teleophthalmology during COVID-19 pandemic - A perspective.

Ocular pain is a common complaint which forces the patient to seek immediate medical attention. It is the primeval first response of the body to any severe condition of the eye such as trauma, infections and inflammation. The pain can be due to conditions directly affecting the eye and ocular adnexa; or indirect which would manifest as referred pain from other organ structures such as the central nervous system.

Surgical management of Helveston syndrome (triad of A- pattern exotropia, superior oblique overaction and dissociated vertical deviation) using 'Four Oblique' procedure.

Purpose: To report the surgical outcomes in six patients of Helveston syndrome using a "four oblique" procedure. The popular methods for surgical management include superior rectus recessions alone or combined with superior oblique tenectomy. However, large angle exotropia correction would entail a higher risk of anterior segment ischemia when the superior rectus needs to be operated along with the horizontal recti.

Linezolid induced optic neuropathy in a child treated for extensively drug resistant tuberculosis: A case report and review of literature.

Linezolid induced optic neuropathy occurring after prolonged use of the drug is rarely reported in the paediatric age group. We report a case of Linezolid induced optic neuropathy in a child treated for extensively drug resistant tuberculosis. The optic neuropathy completely reversed with good improvement in vision after stopping the drug, which to the best of our knowledge has not been reported before.