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1. Should a patient with unexplained isolated optic atrophy have neuroimaging and further laboratory evaluation? -- 2. Should a patient with unexplained isolated optic atrophy have neuroimaging and further laboratory evaluation? -- 3. Should a patient with optic disc edema with a macular star figure (neuroretinitis) have lab testing and treatment? -- 4. Should a vasculopathic patient with nonarteritic anterior ischemic optic neuropathy have any testing? -- 5. What is the treatment for giant cell arteritis? -- 6. Should I do a bilateral or unilateral temporal artery biopsy in suspected giant cell arteritis? -- 7. Should I treat traumatic optic neuropathy? -- 8. Should I do a MRI and MR venogram in every patient with pseudotumor cerebri? -- 9. Should we perform carotid Doppler and cardiac echo on young patients with transient visual loss? -- 10. What is the best visual field test for neuroophthalmology? -- 11. Does visual rehabilitation therapy help patients with homonymous hemianopsia? -- 12. Should a patient with a pupil involved third nerve palsy have a catheter angiogram if the MRA or CTA are negative? -- 13. Do erectile dysfunction agents cause anterior ischemic optic neuropathy? -- 14. Does amiodarone produce an optic neuropathy? -- 15. Should I start my patient with myasthenia gravis on steroids to reduce the chance of generalized myasthenia gravis? -- 16. Does radiation therapy work for thyroid ophthalmopathy? -- 17. Should I do topical pharmacologic testing in the Horner syndrome? -- 18. Should a patient with giant cell arteritis have a fluorescein angiogram? -- 19. Does pseudotumor cerebri without papilledema exist? -- 20. Does a patient with an isolated vasculopathic ocular motor cranial nerve palsy need a neuorimaging study?.

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