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What cells are disrupted in Commotio Retinae? |
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Some causes of a pre-retinal heme |
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Neo (DR, CNVM), PVD, shaken baby, retinal breaks, trauma, retinopathy |
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Roth spots are common in.... |
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endocarditis, leukemia, anemia, sickle cell, and other immuno deficiencies (heme with center of lymphocyte embolus) |
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You see a whitened retina with a cherry red macular, what's up? |
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Central Retinal Artery Occlusion CHoroid shows through macula |
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Tx of CRAO has a poor prognosis but what is it? |
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Digital Massage, Systemic acetazolamide 500 mg, topical beta blockers, suck out some aqueous |
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photocoagulation or intravitreal Kenalog D/C oral contraceptives |
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Neovascular glaucoma that develops 3 months after a CRVO Can have some pain with neo development |
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T/F Ocular Ischemic Syndrome is painless? |
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False - dull aching pain All other occlusions from the ophthalmic artery forward into the eyes are painless |
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Early/Mild Retinopathy of maturity Demarcation line where vascularization stops. Can be site of Retinal detachment |
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Progressive Macular telegiectasic vessels prone to aneurysm are hallmark sign of? |
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Coat's Disease (occurs in young males) May or may not affect vision, but progressive and can cause detachments
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What causes the leukocoria in Coat's Disease? |
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The high amount of lipid exudate that leaks from the telegietasic vessels. |
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What percentage of people have diabetic retinopathy at the time of their diagnose of diabetes type 2? |
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What makes DR proliferative? |
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1. Neo anywhere, ON, Else or Angle
2. Pre retinal or vitreal hemes
3. Fibrovascular proliferation into vitreous |
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How often should you see a Dry AMD patient? |
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Dry AMD
Geographic Atrophy |
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Choroidal Neovascular memberane
Note grey-green appearance
Wet AMD |
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Treatment options for Wet AMD |
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Focal photocoagulation
Visudyne Photodynamic therapy
AntiVEGF injections
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Pathological Myopia is what Rx or higher?
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> 8.00 diopters, pathology must be present
High myopia is > 6 |
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Signs of Pathological Myopia include: |
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The eye is huge so...
stretched sclera, choroid, scleral ring, tilted disc, lacquer cracks, retinal tears, lattice etc. |
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Leading cause of US blindness in old people? |
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White,female, age, FamHx, smoking, hyperopia, light irides, HTN, hypercholesterol, cardio dz, UV exposure |
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Lacquer cracks in Degenerative Myopia
Eye is so big is stretches Bruch's Membrane leaving a transparency. |
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