Question number | |
Diagnostic principles | |
1 | How should papilloedema be investigated? |
Management principles Principle one: treat the underlying disease | |
2 | What is the best way to modify the underlying disease to induce remission? |
Principle two: protect the vision | |
3 | How should IIH be treated when there is imminent risk of visual loss? |
4 | What is currently the best surgical procedure for visual loss in IIH? |
5 | What other surgical procedures are performed for visual loss in IIH? |
6 | What is the current role of neurovascular stenting in acute IIH to prevent loss of vision? |
7 | What is the role of serial lumbar punctures in IIH? |
8 | What is the best drug treatment for IIH symptoms? |
9 | How should acetazolamide be prescribed? |
10 | Are there other drugs that are helpful in IIH? |
Principle three: manage the headache | |
11 | What is the best way to manage headaches in newly diagnosed IIH? (figure 4) |
12 | What is the best approach to long-term headache management in IIH? |
13 | What therapeutic strategies are useful for headache in IIH? |
14 | How should medication overuse headache be approached? |
15 | Should CSF diversion surgery be used in patients with IIH with headache alone? |
16 | Should neurovascular stenting be used in patients with IIH with headache alone? |
17 | How should an acute exacerbation of headache be investigated in those who are already shunted? |
18 | How should an acute exacerbation of headache be treated in those who are already shunted? |
Clinical care and managing IIH in pregnancy | |
19 | Are there any other chronic problems that need to be addressed in IIH? |
20 | What advice should be given regarding drug treatments in the pregnant patient with IIH? |
21 | What additional considerations for management are there in the pregnant patient with IIH? |
IIHWOP | |
22 | How should IIHWOP be managed? |
Follow-up and monitoring of IIH | |
23 | How should we follow-up and monitor these patients? |
ABN, Association of British Neurologists; CSF, cerebrospinal fluid; IIH, idiopathic intracranial hypertension; IIHWOP, IIH without papilloedema; SIG, specialist interest group.