Hannah Roberts

In this insightful discussion, Doug Pet, a neurology resident at UCSF, presents a complex case of headache and blurry vision to his fellow contributors, Dhruv Srinivasachar and Hannah Roberts. Doug emphasizes the importance of thorough patient history and neurological assessments in diagnosing serious conditions. The trio explores the distinctions between primary and secondary headaches, and how social history can influence diagnosis. They also discuss anatomical challenges, like the cavernous sinus's role in cranial nerve function, while highlighting critical teaching points for medical students.