Degenerations Flashcards
What is seen in older people in the lucid interval of corneal ulcers?
Senile furrow degeneration
What is an quiet noninflm asymmetrical B/L slowly progressive thinning of the cornea starting superiorly, spreads circumferentially and rarely involves the inferior limbus?
Terriens marginal degenration (with intact epithelium with a line of deposits appearing at the leading edge of the pannus)
What type of astigmatism does Terrians have?
Against the rule.
What are causes of Salzmann nodular degeneration?
Previous:
1. Phlyctenulosis 2. Trachoma 3. IK
How do you differentiate Spherodial vs Salzmann degeneration?
Spheroidal - golden brown deposits in superficial stroma
Salzmann - gray white or blue white elevated nodules with recurrent erosions
Cornea verticillata occur in what layer and give 4 drugs that cause this?
Basal epithelial layer
- Amiodarone
- Chloroquine
- Chlorpromazine
- Indomethacin
What are the 3 main causes of Salzmann corneal degeneration?
- Intersitial kerititis 2. Chylamidia trachoma 3. phylentules
What are the 5 causes of Limbal stem cell deficiency?
- Aniridia
- MEN IIb & III
- SJS
- Chemical injuries
- contact lenses
Which d/o do you see fragmentation of Bowman’s and thinning of the epithelium and stroma?
Keratoconus after hydrops. AND KERATOGLOBUS
What is commonly a/w aneurysm formation on bulbar conj?
Fabrys dz