Systematic “Papilledema Protocol” in an Emergency Department (P9-2.010)

Valerie Biousse; Mung Yan Lin; Kevin Yan; Stuart Duffield; Nancy Newman

doi:10.1212/wnl.0000000000215742

June 9, 2026Neurology

Systematic “Papilledema Protocol” in an Emergency Department (P9-2.010)

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Key Points

The aim is to evaluate the final diagnoses of patients and the usefulness of diagnostic tests in the Papilledema Protocol.
Analysis of patient evaluations over a period exceeding two years
Assessment of final diagnoses linked to the Papilledema Protocol
Review of the utility of tests conducted as part of the protocol
Identified key diagnoses linked to papilledema in emergency cases
Demonstrated the effectiveness of the tests utilized in diagnosis
Provided insights on improving the Papilledema Protocol based on findings

Implication

Report evaluates diagnoses and test usefulness in patients undergoing Papilledema Protocol in the ED.

Abstract

To report our >2-year experience evaluating patients’ final diagnoses and usefulness of tests performed as part of our Emergency Department (ED) “Papilledema Protocol”.

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Biousse et al. (2026) studied this question.

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Systematic “Papilledema Protocol” in an Emergency Department (P9-2.010)

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Systematic “Papilledema Protocol” in an Emergency Department (P9-2.010)

Key Points

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Abstract

Discussion

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