Observed arrival · 2026-10-08
Panum’s mystery patient
A browser-based practice interface for examining a synthetic neuro-ophthalmology patient, with controls for eye movements, cover tests and pupils.
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- Neuro-ophthalmology learners and educators
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- The face is explicitly labeled synthetic, and the site says it is not for clinical diagnosis; lineup mode hides diagnoses during presentations.
Field notes
The visible controls let users set fixation at 33 cm or 6 m, change lighting and occluder opacity, and record findings across pupil sizes and eye positions. A presenter can arrange cases into a numbered lineup; the interface says diagnoses stay hidden from the audience during presentation. Keyboard shortcuts are listed for several examination actions, and the page labels the patient synthetic and unsuitable for clinical diagnosis.
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●ProPolished or operationally mature
◎NicheUnusually specific use
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