External1,2,8 Flashcards
در موارد recurrent corneal erosion درمان با naclرا تا چه مدت باید ادامه داد؟
6_12 months
خصوصیات BCLمورد استفاده در recurrent corneal erosion؟
high DK
flat BC
Megalocornea
nonprogressive
13 mm or greater
usually bilateral, congenital usually X linked
90%male
Association with X linked megalocornea
Iris transilluminationm
Deep AC
Late changes seen in X linked megalocornea
corneal mosaic degeneration (shagreen), arcus juvenilis, presenile cataracts, and
glaucoma. Treatment includes lubrication if patients have exposure keratopathy
Cilia are replaced every 3–5 months; they usually regrow in 2 weeks when cut and within 2 months if pulled out
Holocrine sebaceous glands and eccrine sweat glands are present in the eyelid skin.
Near the eyelid margin are the apocrine sweat glands (the glands of Moll) and numerous sebaceous glands (the glands of Zeis)
Smooth-muscle fibers from the levator muscle maintain the superior fornix, and fibrous slips extend from the horizontal rectus tendons into the temporal conjunctiva and plica to form cul-de-sacs during horizontal gaze
The cell morphology of the conjunctival epithelium
varies from stratified cuboidal over the tarsus to
columnar in the fornices to squamous on the globe
چند درصد سلولهای بازال اپیتلیوم کونژ را سلولهای گابلت تشکیل می دهند؟
۱۰ درصد
most numerous in the tarsal conjunctiva and the inferonasal bulbar conjunctiva
Conjunctiva-associated lymphoid tissue (CALT)?
consists of lymphocytes and other leukocytes, is present, especially in the fornices
Blood supply of the conj?
The palpebral conjunctiva shares its blood supply
with the eyelids. The bulbar conjunctiva is supplied by
the anterior ciliary arteries branching off the ophthalmic
artery. These capillaries are fenestrated and leak
fluorescein just as the choriocapillaris does.
Lacrimal Functional Unit components?
LFU
Lacrimal glands
ocular surface (cornea, conjunctiva, and meibomian glands)
eyelids
sensory and motor nerves
نقش LFU؟
regulation, production, and health of the precorneal tear film.
How LFU works?
The afferent component of the LFU is mediated through nociceptors found in the cornea and ocular surface and passing through the trigeminal nerve (cranial nerve V). These nociceptors synapse in the brainstem with autonomic and motor (efferent) nerves. The autonomic
nerve fibers innervate the meibomian glands, conjunctival goblet cells, and lacrimal glands. The
motor nerve fibers innervate the orbicularis muscle to initiate blinking, with the blink rate in adults
being about 15 times per minute. During blinking, the meibomian glands express lipid, and the tears
are replenished from the inferior tear meniscus and spread across the cornea while excess tears are
directed into the lacrimal puncta.
What is the most important refractive interface of the eye and is primarily responsible for maintaining a smooth optical surface between blinks?
The tear film
RI of the cornea?
1.376
Diameter of the cornea?
11–12 mm horizontally and 10–11 mm vertically
What is the corneal cap?
The cornea is aspheric, although its radius of curvature is often recorded as a spherocylindrical convex mirror
representing the central anterior corneal surface, also
called the corneal cap
What is The average radius of curvature of the central cornea?
7.8 mm
What is the dioptric power of a normal human eye?
The cornea contributes 74%, or 43.25
diopters (D), of the total 58.60 dioptric power of a
normal human eye
What is the major source of astigmatism in the optical system?cornea or lens?
The cornea
nutrition of the cornea?
glucose diffusing from the aqueous humor and oxygen diffusing through the tear film. In addition, the peripheral cornea is supplied with oxygen from the limbal circulation.
حساسیت قرنیه چند برابر کونژ است؟
the sensitivity of the cornea is 100 times that of the conjunctiva.
What is the sensory nerve of the cornea?
Sensory nerve fibers extend from the long ciliary nerves and form a subepithelial plexus
What is the Neurotransmitters in the cornea?
acetylcholine, catecholamines, substance P, calcitonin
gene–related peptide, neuropeptide Y, intestinal peptide,
galanin, and methionine-enkephalin.
corneal epithelium
stratified squamous epithelial cells and makes up
approximately 5%–10% of the total corneal thickness Tight junctions between superficial
epithelial cells prevent penetration of tear fluid into the stroma.
Continuous proliferation of perilimbal basal epithelial cells gives rise to the other layers that subsequently differentiate into superficial cells
With maturation, these cells become coated with microvilli and then desquamate into the tears.
این پروسه چقدر طول می کشد؟
۷ تا ۱۴ روز
Basal epithelial cells secrete a continuous, 50-nm-thick
basement membrane, composed of?
type IV collagen, laminin, and other proteins.
The clarity of the cornea depends on?
the tight packing of epithelial cells to produce a layer with a nearly uniform refractive index and minimal light scattering.
The density of keratocytes declines with age
but to a lesser degree than does that of endothelial cells.
The density of keratocytes also declines with corneal surgery and msy not recover completely
Collagen of the corneal stroma?
156
proteoglycans of the cornea?
decorin (associated with dermatan sulfate)
lumican (associated with keratan sulfate)
خلف قرنیه خیسه
the posterior stroma is“wetter” than the anterior (3.85 mg H2O/mg dry weight vs 3.04).
water-soluble proteins, analogous to lens
crystallins, may be secreted by keratocytes or contained
in the epithelial cells to control the optical properties of
the cornea
جالبه ها….یعنی یه پروتئین شبیه کریستالین در قرنیه هم هست که مسئول خصوصیات اپتیکی قرنیه است😎
The lamellae of the anterior stroma are short,
narrow sheets with extensive interweaving between
layers
the posterior stroma has long, wide, thick lamellae extending from limbus to limbus with minimal interlamellar connections
How much is the elasticity of the cornea?
The human cornea has little elasticity and stretches only 0.25% at normal intraocular pressure (IOP).
The lattice arrangement of collagen fibrils embedded in the extracellular matrix is partly
responsible for corneal transparency.
This pattern acts as a diffraction grating to reduce light
scattering by means of destructive interference. Scattering is greater anteriorly, resulting in a higher
refractive index that decreases from 1.401 at the epithelium to 1.380 in the stroma and 1.373
posteriorly.
The cornea is transparent because ?
the size of the lattice elements is smaller than the
wavelength of visible light.
Transparency also depends on keeping the water content of the corneal stroma at 78%.
Corneal hydration is largely controlled by ?
intact epithelial and endothelial barriers and the functioning of the endothelial pump, which is linked to an ion-transport system controlled by temperature-depend
enzymes such as Na+,K+ -ATPase. In addition, negatively charged stromal glycosaminoglycans tend to
repel each other, producing a swelling pressure (SP). Because the IOP tends to compress the cornea,
the overall imbibition pressure of the corneal stroma is given as IOP – SP. The total transendothelial
osmotic force is calculated by adding the imbibition pressure and the various electrolyte gradients
produced by the endothelial transport channels.
Human endothelial cells do not proliferate in vivo, but they can divide in cell culture
Correct
تعداد سلولهای اندوتلیال در پریفر قرنیه بیشتر است
ص
The corneal endothelium maintains corneal clarity
through 2 functions:
by acting as a barrier to the aqueous humor and by providing a metabolic pump.
Endothelial alterations can be reversible (eg, pseudoguttata)
It can be permanent (eg, cornea guttata).
The Descemet membrane
It increases in thickness from 3 μm at birth to 10–12 μm in adults, as the endothelium gradually lays down a
posterior amorphous nonbanded zone.
cornea’s biomechanical properties?
The Bowman layer and the corneal
stroma are key factors contributing to the cornea’s biomechanical properties. The Bowman layer, a
woven, matlike layer composed of randomly dispersed type I collagen fibrils, is stiffer and stronger
than the underlying stroma proper, while the highly woven anterior stroma proper is stiffer and
stronger than the nonwoven posterior stroma proper. This difference is evident clinically, as blunt
dissection of a plane through the anterior stroma is much more difficult to achieve than that through
the posterior stroma.
Biomechanical failure?
corneal ectasia, or keratectasia. In
keratectasia, the shape of the cornea is distorted, causing irregular astigmatism and vision loss.
Keratectasia can occur as a result of tissue fatigue, which is caused by chronic low-grade stress and
leads to biomechanical failure. Potential sources of corneal stress include chronic eye rubbing,
refractive surgery, elevated IOP, and possibly external nocturnal pressure on the eye.
What is The sclera composed of?
ABCDEF😁
type I collagen proteoglycans (decorin, biglycan, and aggrecan) elastin glycoproteins such as fibronectin Fibroblasts
Nerve of anterior sclera?
The long posterior ciliary nerves
sclera becomes more translucent when?
1)thinning occurs
2)water content changes, falling below 40% or rising above 80%.
For example, senile scleral plaques
are areas of calcium phosphate deposits just anterior to the insertions of the medial and lateral rectus
muscles that become dehydrated and reveal the blue color of the underlying uvea.
patient with an abnormal cornea and reduced vision. How can we determine whether the loss of vision is from irregular astigmatism or stromal scarring?
RGP
neutralize irregularity caused by an abnormal ocular
surface or corneal curvature.
The average keratometry reading is used in selection of the base curve of the lens; the refractive power of the lens is based on the spherical equivalent. After placing the lens, the examiner can perform an overrefraction or use a pinhole occluder to measure the best visual
acuity. If the vision does not improve, then corneal scarring may be the cause of the decreased vision
The biomicroscope is a binocular Galilean telescope with multiple magnifications
The illumination and microscope arms are
parfocal, arranged so that both focus on the same spot, with the slit beam centered in the field of view.
Direct Illumination Methods?
Diffuse
Focal
Specular reflection
Diffuse illumination
the light beam is broadened
reduced in intensity
directed at the eye from an oblique angle.
Swinging the illuminator arm to produce highlights and shadows can enhance the visibility of raised lesions of the ocular surface and iris.
Focal illumination
the light and the microscope are focused on the same spot, and the slit aperture is adjusted from wide to narrow.
1)Broad-beam illumination, using a slit width of around 3
mm, is optimal to visualize eyelid lesions as well as the corneal opacities seen in dystrophies or scarring.
2)Slit-beam illumination, using a beam width of about 1 mm or less, gives an optical section of the cornea that is essential for evaluation of corneal thinning, edema, stromal infiltrates and endothelial abnormalities.
3)a very narrow slit beam to help identify
refractive index differences in transparent structures as light rays pass through the cornea, anterior
chamber, and lens.
4)The examiner can also reduce the height of a narrow beam to determine the presence and amount of cell and flare in the anterior chamber.
Specular reflection
Specular reflections are normal light reflexes bouncing
off a surface. An example is the bright round or oval spot seen reflected from the ocular surface in a typical flash
photograph of an eye. These mirror images of the light
source can be annoying, and it is tempting to ignore them during slit-lamp examination. However, the clarity and sharpness of these reflections from the tear film give clues to the condition of the underlying tissue.
A faint reflection also comes from the posterior
corneal surface. The examiner can enhance this specular reflection by using a light beam at an appropriate angle,
revealing the corneal endothelium
the steps for examining the corneal endothelium
- Begin by setting the slit-beam arm at an angle of
60° from the viewing arm and using a short slit or
0.2-mm spot. - Identify the very bright mirror image of the
lightbulb’s filament and the paired epithelial and
endothelial Purkinje light reflexes. - Superimpose the corneal endothelial light reflex
onto the filament’s mirror image, giving a bright
glare. - Use the joystick to move the biomicroscope
slightly forward in order to focus the endothelial
reflex.
بصورت مونواکولار انجام می شود و از ×۲۵/ eyepiece ×۴۰ استفاده می شود
در اسپکولار میکروسکوپی گوتاتا به چه صورت دیده می شود؟kp چطور؟
هر دو بصورت مناطق تیره non reflective
انواع indirect illumination?
Proximal illumination
Sclerotic scatter
Retroillumination
Proximal illumination
decenters the light beam from its isocentric position, causing the light beam and the microscope to be focused at different but adjacent spots.
highlights an existing opacity against
deeper tissue layers and allows the examiner to see
small irregularities that have a refractive index similar
to that of their surroundings. Moving the light beam back
and forth in small oscillations can help the examiner
detect small 3-dimensional lesions such as a corneal
foreign body.
کدامیک از تکنیکهایSLE از TIR استفاده می کند؟
Sclerotic scatter
Sclerotic scatter
Total internal reflection in the cornea makes possible another form of indirect illumination
Decentering the isocentric light beam so that an intense beam shines on the limbus and scatters off the sclera causes a very faint glow of the cornea. Reflective opacities stand out against the dark field, whereas areas of
reduced light transmission in the cornea are seen as shades of gray. This technique is effective in
demonstrating:
1)epithelial edema
2)mild stromal infiltration
3)nebulae
4)cornea verticillata
با کدام تکنیک می توان reflective opacities را در زمینه ی تاریک مشاهده کرد؟
Sclerotic scatter
Retroillumination
can be used to examine more than one
area of the eye.
Retroillumination from the iris is
performed by displacing the beam tangentially while
examining the cornea. Through observing the zone
between the light and dark backgrounds, the examiner
can detect subtle corneal abnormalities.
Retroillumination from the fundus is performed by
aligning the light beam nearly parallel with the
examiner’s visual axis and rotating the light so it shines
through the edge of the pupil. Opacities in the cornea or
lens (such as corneal dystrophies) are highlighted against the red reflex, and iris defects are transilluminated
کدام تکنیک SLE برای معاینه ی بیش از یک منطقه در چشم به کار می رود؟
Retroillumination
کدام تکنیک SLE اپاسیته های قرنیه را در زمینه یRR مشخص می کند؟
رتروایلومیناسیون از فوندوس
عصب قرنیه از long ciliary
خونرسانی قرنیه از anterior ciliary
orderly fashion of slit-lamp examination?
1)direct illumination of the eyelids
(margin, meibomian glands, and eyelashes), conjunctiva,
and sclera
2)A broad beam illuminates the cornea and
overlying tear film in the optical section.
3)Details are examined with a narrow beam.
4)The examiner estimates the height of the tear meniscus and looks for mucin cells and other debris in the tear film. Discrete lesions are
measured with a slit-beam micrometer or an eyepiece
reticule.
5)Retroillumination and indirect illumination
accentuate fine changes.
6) specular reflection to inspect the endothelium and has the patientshift gaze in different directions so that each corneal quadrant can be surveyed.
7)A slit beam is used to estimate the thickness of the cornea and the depth of the anterior chamber.
8)A short beam or spot will show flare
or cells in the aqueous humor.
Which techniques are used to identify abnormalities of the iris and lensm?
Direct, slit, and retroillumination
Except for the …….., deeper and peripheral intraocular structures require special lenses.
anterior vitreous
تکنیک broad beam یک optical section از tear film تهیه می کند
تکنیک slit beam یک optical section از قرنیه تهیه می کند
ضایعات خوش خیم کونژ شایعتر اند یا ضایعات بدخیم؟منشا؟
خوش خیم ۳ برابر
اغلب از پوست پلک منشا می گیرند
What is the clinical characteristics of the conj neoplastic lesion?
Single or multifocal? pigmented or amelanotic? Where is it located? Does the lesion extend onto the cornea? solid or cystic? flat or elevated? fixed to the underlying tissues or mobile? Feeder vessels?
در بررسی ضایعه نئوپلاستیک کونژ موارد زیر یادت نره…
لمس LN های پری اوریکولار و گردن
معاینه فورنیکس فوقانی با برگرداندن پلک
در ضایعه کونژ چه چیزهایی را دیدید به بدخیمی شک می کنید؟
برجسته
شدیدا پیگمانته حتی اگر flat است
به بافت های زیرین fixed باشد
وجود feeder vessel
Management of Patients With suspicious conj lesion?
برداشتن کامل با ۴ mm مارژین
avoid touching the tumor during removal (a “no touch” technique) in order to prevent inadvertent seeding of the remaining conjunctiva with tumor cells.
Incisional biopsies should be avoided for the same reason, especially in pigmented lesions
Management of Patients With suspicious conj lesion with corneal epithelium involvement?
alcohol-assisted epithelial curettage with a surgical blade
care taken to avoid violation of the Bowman membrane, which is a natural barrier to tumor extension
into the corneal stroma.
Some lesions may require lamellar sclerectomy for complete removal.
Cryotherapy at the time of ocular surface surgery has been shown to improve the prognosis,
especially in conjunctival melanoma
نحوه ی بستن دیفکت کونژ بعد از برداشتن ضایعه نئوپلاستیک؟
۱)دیفکت کوچک⬅️گرافت /primary closure
۲)دیفکت بزرگ⬅️AMT
انجام کرایوتراپی در زمان جراحی کدامیک از بدخیمی های کونژ توصیه می شود؟
ملانوم
What is the advantage of ocular surface reconstruction with AMT after conj tumor removal?
1) wider tumor margins
2) less risk of postoperative scarring
3) facilitates reepithelialization
4) reduces postoperative inflammation
نکات لازم در مواردی که برای بازسازی کونژ بعد از برداشتن تومور از گرافت استفاده می شود؟
The graft should be cut slightly larger than the defect and may be attached with fibrin-based tissue adhesive. If tissue adhesive is not available, either absorbable (9-0 or 10-0 polyglactin) or nonabsorbable (10-0
nylon) suture may also be used to fixate the graft.
چنانچه در بدخیمی کونژ و قرنیه بیش از ۲/۳لیمبوس برداشته شود چه پیامدی خواهد داشت؟
chronic epitheliopathy
Stem cell transplantation using tissue harvested from the fellow eye of the patient may eventually be required.
نحوه ی ارسال نمونه ی کونژ به پاتولوژی؟
placed on filter paper and the edges
labeled to facilitate histopathologic diagnosis.
The clinical history is relevant to the pathologist’s interpretation of the lesion; thus, the label should include the following information: the age and ethnicity of the patient, the duration of the lesion, and whether the lesion has changed clinically.
Topical chemotherapy can be used in the management of ocular surface tumors as primary treatment
before or instead of surgical tumor removal or, more commonly, as an adjunctive therapy after tumor
excision
An advantage of topical chemotherapy is that it treats the entire ocular surface.
For squamous lesions, topical interferon-α2b
is first-line therapy
For atypical melanocytic lesions, MMC is the most commonly used agent
M=M
Recent reports have suggested the use of topical
interferon-α2b as primary therapy for tumors in the squamous cell family
1)one potential disadvantage of this course of treatment is the lack of histopathologic diagnosis.
2)the effectiveness of topical interferon-α2b
in the treatment of melanotic tumors has not been proven. Since there is some overlap in the appearance of various tumors (eg, amelanotic conjunctival melanoma
may resemble squamous cell carcinoma), there is concern that if chemotherapy is elected and the
tumor does not respond, valuable time in the management of a potentially deadly lesion may have
been lost.
3)Another disadvantage of topical interferon-α2b
is that it is expensive and may take several
months to work.
بعضی درمان با آن را جهت کوچک کردن ضایعه ی بزرگ قبل از جراحی پیشنهاد می کنند
مایتومایسین هم در ملانوم هم در اسکواموس ها موثره
Topical MMC, because of its potential toxicity, is typically administered for short periods (1 to 2 weeks), with a drug holiday of 2 to 4 weeks between treatments.
اینترفرون در اسکواموس ها اثر دارد ولی در ملانوتیک معلوم نیست topical interferon-α2b 4 times daily until clinical response occurs usually within 2 to 4 months.
تومورهای خوش خیم کونژ با منشا اپیتلیوم؟
پاپیلوم
هایپرپلازی pseudoepitheliomatous
دیس کراتوز intraepithelial ارثی خوش خیم
تومورهای preinvasive اپیتلیالی؟
Conj and corneal intraepithelial neoplasia
تومورهای بدخیم اپیتلیالی کونژ؟
SCC
mucoepidermoid carcinoma
شایع ترین نئوپلاسم سطح چشم؟
پاپیلوم
پاپیلوم پدانکوله کونژ معمولا در بچه ها
HPV 6 in children
HPV16 in adults
👯♂️👯♀️
پاپیلوم sessile کونژ خوش خیم
اگر توسط HPV16,18 ایجاد شود ممکنه تظاهرات دیس پلاستیک یا کارسینوماتوز پیدا کند(بیشتر در بالغین)
محل های شایع پاپیلوم پدانکوله کونژ؟
معمولا فورنیکس تحتانی
کونژ تارسال،بولبار،semilunar fold
محل شایع پاپیلوم sessile کونژ؟
لیمبوس
ممکنه روی قرنیه گسترش یابد
اگر در بیماری پاپیلوم بسیار بزرگ پدانکوله کونژ دیدی به …… شک کن
نقص ایمنی
Management of conj papilloma?
1)Many conjunctival papillomas regress
spontaneously. A pedunculated papilloma that is small,
cosmetically acceptable, and nonirritating may be
observed. Spontaneous resolution may take months to
years. An incomplete excision, however, can stimulate
growth and lead to a worse cosmetic outcome.
Cryotherapy alone, excision with cryotherapy to the
base, or excision with adjunctive application of
interferon-α2b is sometimes curative, but recurrences are frequent. Surgical manipulation should be minimized to reduce the risk of virus dissemination to uninvolved
healthy conjunctiva. Oral cimetidine may be a systemic
adjunct acting as an immunomodulator.
2)A sessile limbal papilloma must be observed closely
or excised. If the lesion enlarges or shows clinical
features suggesting dysplastic or carcinomatous growth, then excisional biopsy with adjunctive cryotherapy is
indicated.
اقدامات جانبی در مواردی که برای تومورهای کونژ از کموتراپی تاپیکال استفاده می کنیم؟
Application of topical corticosteroids may help with the surface toxicity.
Placement of punctal plugs reduces the
chance of systemic absorption and helps prevent punctal stenosis
Conj CIN?
معادل اکتینیک کراتوز در پوست پلک
Conjunctival intraepithelial neoplasia (CIN), or dysplasia
dysplastic process does not invade the underlying BM and is referred to as mild (CIN I), moderate (CIN II), or severe (CIN III), depending on the extent of
involvement of the epithelium with atypical cells.
squamous dysplasia=if atypical cells involve only part of the epithelium
carcinoma in situ= if cellular atypia involves the entire thickness of the epithelial layer
عوامل موثر در پاتوژنز CIN?
HPV infection
sunlight exposure
host factors
اگر CIN در یک فرد جوان دیده شود اقدام بعدی؟
سرولوژی ایدز
رشد سریع CIN در بیماران ایدزی نشان می دهد که؟
سرکوب سیستم ایمنی پتانسیل ایجاد نئوپلازی اسکواموس دارد
3 principal clinical variants of CIN
- papilliform, in which a sessile papilloma harbors dysplastic cells
- gelatinous, as a result of acanthosis and dysplasia
- leukoplakic, caused by hyperkeratosis, parakeratosis, and dyskeratosis
large feeder blood vessels in CIN indicate?
a higher probability of invasion beneath the epithelial BM
Corneal intraepithelial neoplasia?
A granular, translucent, gray epithelial sheet broadly based at the limbus extends onto
the cornea. Occasionally, free islands of punctate granular epithelium are present on the cornea. The
edges of corneal lesions have characteristic fimbriated margins and pseudopodia-like extensions
Rose bengal and lissamine green staining help define the edges of the lesion.
Corneal neovascularization does not typically occur, which helps differentiate CIN lesions from limbal stem
cell failure
How can we differentiate CIN lesions from limbal stem
cell failure?
Corneal neovascularization
در CIN رخ نمی دهد
Squamous cell carcinoma
a plaquelike, gelatinous, or papilliform growth, occurs in limbal and bulbar conjunctiva in the interpalpebral fissure zone of older individuals.
پاتوژنز SCC؟
UV radiation
viral
genetic factors
تظاهرات SCC کونژ؟
A broad base along the limbus
tends to grow outward with sharp borders
may appear leukoplakic
Although histologic invasion beneath the epithelial BM is present, growth usually remains superficial, infrequently penetrating the sclera or Bowman layer. Pigmentation can occur in dark-skinned patients. Engorged conjunctival vessels suggest malignancy.
CIN and invasive squamous cell carcinoma may have similar clinical appearances
علی رغم آنکه SCCبه زیر لایه ی بومن تهاجم پیدا کرده ولی رشد آن اغلب سطحی است
Management of Atypical Epithelial Tumors
Conj CIN,Corneal CIN,SCC
1) surgical excision
2) topical chemotherapy
Recurrence rate of Conj CIN,Corneal CIN,SCC?
varies from 33% to 50%, in eyes with negative surgical margins and those with positive surgical margins, respectively.
چنانچه SCCکونژ neglect شود پیامدها؟
تهاجم به ساختارهای داخل چشم که در آن صورت رشد بسیار سریع خواهد داشت
Invasion of the iris or TM provides the tumor with access to the systemic circulation and may be the route by which metastases occur.
Orbital invasion may require orbital exenteration
Surgical excision of Conj CIN,Corneal CIN,SCC?
۱) چنانچه component قرنیه ای داشته باشد ابتدا با رزبنگال حاشیه ی ضایعه کاملا مشخص می شود سپس با blade اقدام به scraping می شود که می توان قبل از آن از epithelialectomy با الکل استفاده کرد
۲)در صورت وجود component کونژ یا لیمبال باید ضایعه را با حاشیه ی۳ تا۴ mm برداشت تا free margin شود،در حاشیه های excision و در لیمبوس می توان از کرایوتراپی استفاده کرد
۳)چنانچه ضایعه باعث درگیری stromal bed شده باشد می توان از lamellar sclerectomy یا کرایوتراپی استفاده کرد
topical chemotherapy of Conj CIN,Corneal CIN,SCC?
1)MMC 0.02/0.04% QID
با سه رژیم می توان تجویز کرد۱)روزانه تا زمانی که پاسخ کلینیکی دیده شود که عموما بیش از ۱۴ روز طول نمی کشد۲)سیکل های ۱۴ روزه با ۲تا۴ هفته offدارویی تا زمانی که پاسخ کلینیکی دیده شود۳)سیکل های ۱ هفته ای با ۱ هفته offتا زمانی که پاسخ کلینیکی دیده شود
جهت کاهش عوارض از punctal occlusion و استروئید همزمان نیز استفاده می شود
2)5FU1%QID
با دو رژیم می توان تجویز کرد۱)روزانه تا ۱ ماه۲)۲تا۴ روز با offدارویی۱ تا ۱/۵ ماه تا زمانی که پاسخ کلینیکی دیده
3)IFN-α2b
با دو رژیم می توان تجویز کرد۱)تزریق ساب کونژ یا داخل ضایعه همراه با فرم تاپیکال به شکل QID داده شود۲) فرم تاپیکال به تنهایی به شکل QID داده شود
تمایل کدام یک برای تهاجم به اربیت و گلوب بیشتر است؟
Conj SCC or mucoepidermoid carcinoma
mucoepidermoid carcinoma
mucoepidermoid carcinoma of the conj?
کونژ لیمبال
فورنیکس
کارونکل
mucoepidermoid carcinoma of conj
سلولهای اپیتلیال بدخیم+گابلت سل بدخیم که با mucin stain نشان داده می شود
SCC of conj
فقط سلولهای اپیتلیال بدخیم
در کدام کارسینوم کونژ سلولهای آناپلاستیک به شکل spindle و مشابه فیبروبلاست می باشند؟
Spindle cell carcinoma
یک تومور highly malignant در کونژ بولبار یا لیمبال
تومورهای glandular کونژ؟
انکوسیتوم(آدنوم)
کارسینوم غدد سباسه
ندول قرمز قهوه ای روی سطح کارونکل در فرد مسن؟
Oncocytoma
=slow-growing cystadenoma,from ductal and acinar cells of main and accessory lacrimal glands
منشا آدنوکارسینوم غدد سباسه؟
زن بالای ۵۰ سال
جوان بعد از رادیوتراپی
غدد میبومین غدد زایس کنار مژه ها غدد سباسه کارونکل غدد سباسه ابرو غدد سباسه پوست صورت
بیمار با بلفاروکنژنکتیویت مزمن یک طرفه؟
به فکر کارسینوم غدد سباسه باشید
اقدام؟ بیوپسی تمام ضخامت پلک یا پانچ بیوپسی تمام ضخامت تارس
بیمار با شالازیون عود کننده،اقدام؟
به فکر کارسینوم غدد سباسه باشید
اقدام؟
۱) بیوپسی تمام ضخامت پلک یا پانچ بیوپسی تمام ضخامت تارس
۲)مواد خارج شده از شالازیون عود کننده برای پاتولوژی فرستاده شود و شک تشخیصی حتما ذکر شود تا رنگ آمیزی های خاص لیپید درخواست شود
تشخیص افتراقی های کارسینوم غدد سباسه؟
شالازیون بلفاریت مزمن BCC SCC MMP SLK😲 پانوس همراه با conjunctivitis انکلوزیونی بالغین
نمای شبیه شالازیون همراه با از دست رفتن مژه ها و تخریب غدد میبومین تشخیص؟
کارسینوم غدد سباسه
کارسینوم غدد سباسه چند درصد تومورهای پلک و چند درصد بدخیمی های پلک را تشکیل می دهد؟
۱ درصد
۵درصد
آیا کارسینوم غدد سباسه باعث درگیری کونژ می شود؟
بله
۱)این تومور تمایل به رشد اینترااپیدرمال دارد و به کونژ پالپبرال و بولبار گسترش می یابد،رشد اینترا اپیدرمال ممکن است اپیتلیوم قرنیه را نیز درگیر کند
برجستگی های ظریف پاپیلری در کونژ تارسال ممکن است نشانه ی گسترش پاژتوئید سلولهای تومورال باشد
۲)ترشحات سباسئوس از کانسر اینترااپیتلیال می تواند باعث قرمزی و التهاب کونژ شود
ندول سفید رنگ نزدیک لیمبوس؟
به فکر کارسینوم غدد سباسه هم باشید😲😲😲
Palpebral conj thickening and papillary fronding in……
کارسینوم غدد سباسه
آیا رادیوتراپی در درمان کارسینوم غدد سباسه کاربرد دارد؟
خیر
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