Lecture 6 - Posterior Seg Disease Flashcards
What is the most common intraocular malignancy of childhood?
Retinoblastoma
When a RD occurs, what is the most common cause of it?
Trauma
What does Retinopathy of Prematurity (ROP) do?
Growth of abnormal blood vessels in the retina of some premature infants
What is the most common deficiency in ROP?
Vitamin E
What are the stages for ICROP?
–Stage 1: line of demarcation Distinct border between vascularized and avascular retina –Stage 2: ridge of elevated tissue –Stage 3: neovascularization with extraretinal fibrovascularization –Stage 4: retinal detachment •4a: macular not involved •4b: macular detached –Stage 5: total retinal detachment
At what stage will you notice vision close to 20/200
Stage 4
For Leber’s Congenital Amaurosis, what is an essential test to do for diagnosis?
ERG
What are the signs for Foveal Hypoplasia?
Reduced vision, nystagmus and poorly developed macula and fovea
Stargardt’s disease is found centerally or peripherally.
Centerally
Neurofibromatosis can be diagnosed with? List them all
Diagnosis of NF 1 –Most have 2 or more of… 1.Café au lait spots 2.Plexiform neurofibroma 3.Inguinal/axial freckling 4.Optic nerve glioma 5.Lisch nodules 6.Family history
What race has the most common sickle cell syndrome?
African American
What are the two hallmarks for ocular signs of the ONH?
- Small Optic Disc
2. Peripapillary Halo surrounding the ONH (double ring sign)
ONH maybe a component of the syndrome of ________ ___________?
Septo-optic dysplasia