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Lab Final Flashcards

1
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Small pupils

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Old, dark eyes, pilocarpine, heroin, allergies, alcoholism

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Big Pupils

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Young, light eyes, antihistamine, steroid, scopalamide

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CN III

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  1. MR-add
  2. SR-eleve
  3. IR-dep
  4. IO-ext
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CN IV

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  1. SO-int
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CN VI

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  1. LR-Abd
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Addies Tonic Pupil

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Efferent pathway. Affected eye is big. POOR direct. Near response is slow but prolonged. will dilate with 0.125% pilocarpine. Veriform movement

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7
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Addie’s Syndrome

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Decreased corneal sensitivity, deep tendon reflex, tonic pupil

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Argyll-Robertson

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Tectum. Pupil normal or small and irregular. NO direct. GOOD near. Can be unilateral–>bilateral

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9
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APD

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Afferent. Normal pupil. Pupil dilates with direct.

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10
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Horner’s Syndrome

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Sympathetic. Anisocornia in dark. Small pupil. POOR direct and near. Hydroxymethamine 1. One eye-post 1. both-pre

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CN III palsy

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Eye is down and out. No direct or near response. An emergency

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12
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Normal exophathalmous readings

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12-21. Up to 24 if black

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13
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Diff. in exophathalmous

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1-2 mm

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14
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Pachymetery

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Measures the corneal thickness

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15
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Normal corneal thickness

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550 nm. Must be within 5 of each other. 570 for white.

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16
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Thin cornea

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Will have decreased pressures. More at risk of glaucoma as abnormally low

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17
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IOP and Pachy

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Must adjust IOP by 4 mm hg for every 80 micrometers off average

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18
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Insurance and cataract

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Must be worse then 20/40

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19
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PAM

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PT. is dilated. On the SLAMP. Dial in ES. NO rxn. Improvement means good candidate. Smallest line is PA.

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20
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BAT

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Pt. NOT dialted. Habitual rxn. Acuity will get worse with light if have cataracts.

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Super pinhole

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Pt. is dilated. Habitual RXN. 5 ft. test distance. Vas should improve.

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Interferometer

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When they get half right this is their PA. No Rxn. Dilated. For amblyopes and dense cataracts

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23
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Cataract test where you are NOT dilated

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BAT

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24
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Cataract test where you do not wear glasses

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PAM, interformeter

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25
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Cataract test where you wear glasses

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pinhole and bat

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26
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+ sidel sign

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If you put fluoroscene on and it leaks out. The cornea has ruptured

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27
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Loupe and magnet

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Superficial FBs

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28
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Spud

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Mini golf club. Good for embedded FBs

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29
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Polytome

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swiss army knife

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30
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Needle

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Sterile cheap

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31
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Alger brush

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Use to clear up metabolic FB. Leave rust deeper than bowman’s.

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32
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Line 1 of Rxn

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Med and amount and form

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33
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Line 2 of rxn

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How many to disp

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34
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Line 3

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Instructions for pt.

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35
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When to do stromal puncture

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Pt. with RCE

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36
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Care after FB removal

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AB, patch, tell them they loose 1/2 field

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37
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Patch rule

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Patch never sees sunset twice.

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38
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OCT

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Ocular Coherence Tomography

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39
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AS-OCT useful with…

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Keratoconus, corneal degenerations, recurrent micro cysts, corneal scars, cornea transplant, angle closure

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40
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5-line raster

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Series of scans. 2D image

41
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Cube

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Horizontal and vertical. Lower resolution but 3D. Good for macula and ON.

42
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Time domain

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Old, low resole, slow

43
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Spectral domain

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Exact change in wavelength between lasers, high res, faster

44
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Luminescence

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Decay in light

45
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How does fluoroscene work

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Light is absorbed by luminescent material that causes the light to lose energy and be re-emmited. Absorbs 490 (blue) and emits 520 (green)

46
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Excitation filter

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Transmits 490 nm which is the peak absorption

47
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Barrier filter

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Transmits 520 which is the emitted peak

48
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Fluorescein solution

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Eliminiated by liver and kidneys for 24 hours. Normally use 5 mL at 10%.

49
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If cannot inject dye

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30 mg/kg of oral fluoroscene taken 30-60 min after ingestion

50
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When to avoid angiography

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Pregnant women. esp in first trimester

51
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Moderately severe reactions

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1%. Urticaria, SOB, vasovagal rxn, skin necrosis

52
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Life threatening cond

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.0001%. Anaphylactic shock, seizure, cardio collapse

53
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Predmeds with fluoro.

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Can use antihistamine or corticosteroids

54
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Scalp needle vein

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Makes sure extravasation of fluorescein doesn’t occur.

55
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Set up for procedures

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Maximal dilation (6 mm or more is best), color and red free photos

56
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Transient eye

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Eye of interest

57
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Procedure

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Establish a venous line. Start time and inject dye rapidly (10 sec). Appear in eyes in 8-12 sec. Take photos every 1.5-2 sec in transient eye for 30 sec. Wait for 3-5 minutes and take more photos.

58
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How long to get to eye

59
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Choroidal Flush

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8-12 sec. Choriocapillaris leaks dye freely. Usually little detail as RPE filtures. Will see dye in cilioretinal artery.

60
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Arterial phase

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2s after choroidal. Retinal arteries fill. Fills from lumen out. choroid can get patchy

61
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Arteriovenous phase

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retinal arteries, capilaries and veins contain fluoroscene. Early part of phase is lamellar phase when fluoroscene is visualized in larger veins.

62
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Venous phase

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30 sec after injection. Fluorescein leaves the arteries and veins have increased fluoroscene. Perifoveal capillary network is best visualized here.

63
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Normal macula color

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Macula will by hypo fluorescent (taller more pigment RPE, xanthophyll pigment, absence of retinal capillaries)

64
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Mid phase

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Recirculation occurs 2-4 min. after injections. The arteries and veins are roughly equal brightness

65
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Late phase

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Gradual elimination of dye from retina and choroid. Staining of the optic disc is normal. Late hyper fluorescence is abnormal. Photos normally taken 7-15 min after injection.

66
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Retinal circulation

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Supplies inner 2/3 of retina. Non-fenestrated. Blood-retinal barrier via tight junctions. Autoregulation, perfusion pressure has negligible effect on blood flow

67
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Choroidal circulation

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Supplies the outer 1/3 of the retina. Fenestrated, low resistance. Blood retinal barrier via tight junction. No autoregulation

68
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Cause of hypofluorescence

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Blockage or vascular filling defect

69
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Is it blockage or vascular filling defect

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If size/shape/location is same as funds photo–>blockage.

70
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Pre-retinal Hemmorhage

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Pre-retinal hemmorhage cause blockage of all retinal and choroid. Will be same as funds photo.

71
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Intraretinal hemmorhage

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bleeding stops at 180. Will be blockage. Will see some vasculature.

72
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Subretinal hemmorhage

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Will see retinal vasculature.

73
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CHRPE

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Subretinal hypertrophy of the RPE. Blocked chroidal fluorescence and normal retinal fluorscene. Blockage.

74
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Choroidal nevus

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Blockage at AV stage. Will see vascu.

75
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Non-filling of an artery

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Will eventually see back flow so this is why it is important to see whole picture

76
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Retinal capillary nonperfusion

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choroidal fluorescene blocked by opaque retina.

77
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CRAO

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Blood flow will not get through here quickly. Will tai 30 sec to 1 min instead of 8-12 sec.

78
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Preinjection fluorescence

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Autofluorescence or pseduofluorescence

79
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Autofluorescence

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Occurs with optic disc drusen and astrocytic hamartomas

80
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Psuedofluorescence

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When barrier and excitation filters aren’t well matched.

81
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Early hyperfluorescence

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Vascular. Retinal or choroidal.

82
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Microanyeursms

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Early hyperflur.

83
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Neovascularization

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Will have early hyperfluorecence and late leakage.

84
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Window defect

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Early hyper. Transmission of hyper is seen in the choroid due to damage of RPE. Size is uniform. Borders are well defined. Can also be due to macula hole.

85
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Choroid subretinal neovascularization

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hyper early. Early fine lacy hyperflur in the sub retinal neovascular. Late=leakage.

86
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Leakage

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Dye leaks from an intravascular space into an extravascular space. A and size changes with time.

87
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Pooling

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Dye fills an anatomical space with a defined border.

88
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Staining

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Deposits of dye in tissue. Normal staining (ON and sclera) Pathological (scars)

89
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How long until fluorescein empties from eye

90
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Normal staining

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  1. hyper of disc margins
  2. fluor of lamina cribs
  3. fluor of the sclera at the disc margin (sclera crescent)
  4. fluor of the scleral in lightly pigment fundus
91
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Cystoid macula edema

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Will have petaloid appearance late. Can also have diffuse leakage (late picture)

92
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Central serous retinopathy

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Choroidal leakage and pooling into sub retinal space. Early phase shows small hyper fluorescent spot. Late phase shows pooling. Will have borders. Can be smoke stack or ink blot

93
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Pigment epithelial detachment

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Pooling of luis between bruch and RPE. Early hyper from area of detached RPE. Late phase showing well demarcated hyperfluo. borders. Will get brighter with time!

94
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Drusenoid PED

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Between RPE and bruch. Drusen stains more in late angio

95
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Fibrous scar

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Most common location is sub retinal. Will pick up stain as angiogram progresses.

96
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Tumors

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early hyperfluor and lake leakage

97
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Widefiled FA

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Difficult as take picture at different time

98
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OPTOS

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See everything happening at once

99
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OCT angiography

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Can perform without fluoroscene

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