Disorders of the Ocular Fundus Flashcards
Tapetal features (2)
1) age & coat color may influence color
2) size seems to vary with size of dog; consistant in other spp.
Tapetal reflectivity (1)
1) function of thickness of neurosensory retina &/or fluid underneath retina
Hyperreflectivity of tapetum (1)
1) less stuff infront of the tapetum
Hyporreflectivity of tapetum (1)
1) more stuff infront of the tapetum
Retinal dysplasia (4)
1) congenital condition
2) Multifocal dysplasia
3) Geographic dysplasia
4) total dysplasia
Multifocal dysplasia (1)
1) generally of little to no clinical significance
Geographic dysplasia (2)
1) not of great clinical significance to most individuals but occasionally leads to retinal detachment
2) not a progressive disease
Total dysplasia (1)
1) results in retinal detachment/ non attachment
Collie Eye Anomaly (1)
1) congenital defects in posterior vascular and fibrous tunics of the eye
2) highly pleiomorphic manifestation, even within litters
Main lesions associated with Collie Eye Anomaly (2)
1) Choroidal hypoplasia
2) Optic nerve and peripapillary coloboma
Choroidal hypoplasia associated with Collie Eye Anomaly (2)
1) most significant lesion associated with Collie eye
2) sparse but enlarged choroidal vessels
3) always lateral to the optic disk
Congenital small optic nerves (2)
1) optic nerve hypoplasia
2) Micropapilla
Micropapilla (1)
1) smaller than normal optic nerve in a VISUAL eye
2) PLRs are normal
Optic nerve hypoplasia (1)
1) smaller than normal optic nerve in a BLIND eye
2) direct PLR in affected eye diminished to absent
Optic Nerve Coloboma (5)
1) focal to extensive developmental defect of optic nerve
2) non progressive
3) typical colobomas occur at 6 o’clock
4) atypical colobomas occur elsewhere
5) vision impact is relative to coloboma size