Among the symptoms of hypocalcemia, tetany, papilledema, and seizures may occur in patients who develop hypocalcemia acutely. We describe a rare case of hypocalcemia presenting as schizophreniform disorder. Among other presentations of hypocalcemia, one should also look for the relation between psychotic symptoms and calcium levels in a patient presenting with psychotic symptoms.

Prevailing concepts of the optic nerve (ON) head (ONH) and peripapillary region have been informed by static histologic and photographic images. Consequently, most investigators have been biased to envision the ONH region as largely rigid. Sibony’s accompanying paper highlights a dynamic view, employing geometric morphometric analysis of optical coherence tomography of the ONH region in idiopat...