Syed Ahmed Jamal Bokhari

Publications (2)2.48 Total impact

• Article: Globe trauma.

  Jared M Dunkin, Alison V Crum, Ronald S Swanger, Syed Ahmed Jamal Bokhari
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  ABSTRACT: In the United States, it is estimated that 3% of all emergency room visits are the result of eye injury, with many seen in combination with other orbital injuries. These often result from motor vehicle accidents and sports-related injuries. Clinical ophthalmologic examination is the key to rapid and accurate diagnosis of most ocular injuries. Imaging, in combination with the ophthalmologic examination, can be a powerful tool in the evaluation of traumatic injury to the globe. We review the roles of computed tomography, magnetic resonance imaging, and ultrasound in the evaluation of these patients and illustrate common and uncommon traumatic ocular pathology.
  Seminars in Ultrasound CT and MRI 02/2011; 32(1):51-6. · 1.24 Impact Factor
• Article: Postsurgical imaging of the globe.

  Ronald S Swanger, Alison V Crum, Zachary George Klett, Syed Ahmed Jamal Bokhari
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  ABSTRACT: Interpretation of globe imaging after ophthalmologic surgical intervention, just like postoperative imaging in any location, can create a diagnostic dilemma if the radiologist is not familiar with the type of surgery performed and the nature and location of any implanted devices. Certain implants and devices may create artifacts on computed tomography or magnetic resonance imaging, and some contain ferromagnetic components that may be damaged if inadvertently placed in the magnetic resonance imaging. We review several common ocular surgical procedures, as well as a few orbital surgical procedures and discuss many implants and devices and their appearance on cross-sectional imaging. Familiarity with these procedures and their imaging appearance can diminish the chance of misinterpretation.
  Seminars in Ultrasound CT and MRI 02/2011; 32(1):57-63. · 1.24 Impact Factor