Tolosa-Hunt syndrome

To·lo·sa-Hunt syn·drome

(tō-lō'sĕ hunt),

cavernous sinus syndrome produced by an idiopathic granuloma.

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To·lo·sa-Hunt syn·drome

(tō-lō'sĕ hunt),

cavernous sinus syndrome produced by an idiopathic granuloma.

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Tolosa-Hunt syndrome

Neurology A cavernous sinus syndrome, characterized by idiopathic local inflammation, and retro-orbital pain; THS peaks in the 4^th–6^th decades, ±accompanied by neurologic or systemic findings; it occurs in ±3% of painful ophthalmoplegia; it is a diagnosis of exclusion. See Cavernous sinus syndrome.

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To·lo·sa-Hunt syn·drome

(tō-lō'sah-hŭnt' sin'drōm)

Cavernous sinus syndrome produced by an idiopathic granuloma.

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Hunt,

William E., U.S. neurosurgeon, 1921–.

Hunt angled serrated ring forceps

Hunt angled-tip forceps

Hunt grasping forceps

Tolosa-Hunt syndrome - see under Tolosa

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Tolosa,

Eduardo S., 20th century Spanish neurosurgeon.

Tolosa-Hunt syndrome - cavernous sinus syndrome produced by an idiopathic granuloma.

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To·lo·sa-Hunt syn·drome

(tō-lō'sah-hŭnt' sin'drōm)

Cavernous sinus syndrome produced by an idiopathic granuloma.

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