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case_images: (A) Left unilateral mydriasis induced by Angel's trumpet. (B) Anisocoria was completely resolved.
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case_images: He had left unilateral mydriasis without any other neurological deficits (Fig. 1A). The patient's mydriasis improved within 24 hours after initiation of symptoms, and he no longer complained of blurry vision (Fig. 1B).
case_images: Angel's trumpet.
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case_images: F2
case_images: When the patient was questioned again, it was learned that his complaints arose when he was mowing Angel's trumpet, locally known as white datura (Fig. 2).
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case_images: (A) Left unilateral mydriasis induced by ipratropium bromide (B) Anisocoria was completely resolved after discontinuing ipratropium bromide.
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case_images: F3
case_images: She was noted to have left unilateral mydriasis on the second day of hospitalization (Fig. 3A). Her anisocoria was completely resolved twelve hours after discontinuing the ipratropium bromide (Fig. 3B).