publications sous la responsabilité de la Dresse Kawasaki

Articles de journaux et chapitres de livres (depuis octobre 2003)

1. Kawasaki A. Pupillary Testing: A Technological Update. In: Wakakura M and Kashii S, editors.  New Mook of Ophthalmology.   Kanehara Ltd Tokyo, 2003.
2. Kawasaki A, Borruat F-X. Anisocoria: diagnostic approach and case examples. Rev Med Suisse Rom 123 (11): 759-764, 2003.
3. Kawasaki A, Kardon RH. Evaluation of a simple photographic technique to detect pupillary dilation lag due to Horner’s syndrome.  Neuro-ophthalmology 28: 215-220, 2004.
4. Kawasaki A.  Disorders of Pupillary Function, Accommodation and Lacrimation (chapter 16).  In: Miller N, Newman NJ, Biousse V and Kerrison J, editors.  Walsh and Hoyt’s Clinical Neuro-Ophthalmology, sixth edition.  Lippincott, Williams and Wilkins,  2004, pages 739-805.
5. Kawasaki A, Crippa S, Anderson S, Kardon RH.  The  pupil response to large regional stimuli in patients with focal visual field loss.  Neuroophthalmology 29: 143-147, 2005.
6. Purvin V, Kawasaki A.  Neuro-ophthalmic emergencies for the neurologist. Neurologist 11 (4): 195-223, 2005.
7. Kawasaki A.  Anisocoria (chapter 15) .  In: Levin L and Arnold A, editors. 
8. Neuro-ophthalmology: The Practical Guide .  Thieme New York, 2005, pages 156-166.
9. El Matri L, Ambresin A, Schorderet DF, Kawasaki A ,  Seeliger MW, Wenzel A, Arsenijevic A, Borruat FX, Munier FL. Phenotype of three consanguineous Tunisian families with early-onset retinal degeneration caused by an R91W homogygous mutation in the RPE 65 gene. Graefes Arch Clin Exp Ophthalmol Feb 28; 2006.
10. Kardon RH, Kawasaki A , Miller NR. The origin of the relative afferent pupillary defect in optic tract lesions. Ophthalmology 113; 1345-1353, 2006 .
11. Lee AG , Kawasaki A.  Horner’s Syndrome. In: Gilman S, editor. Neurobase, Arbor Publishing Group, third ed 2002, fourth ed 2003, fifth ed 2004, sixth ed 2005, seventh ed 2006.
12. Crippa S, Borruat FX, Kawasaki A. Pupillary dilation lag is intermittenty present in patients with a stable oculosympathetic defect (Horner’s syndrome). Accepted for publication in Am J Ophthalmol.