Lens Flashcards

1
Q

diameter and AP thickness of adult lens

A

9-10 mm

5 mm

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2
Q

type of collagen in lens capsule

A

type IV collagen

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3
Q

where is lens capsule thinnest?

A

posteriorly

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4
Q

what is the equatorial lens bow?

A

region of lens epithelium at equator where epithelial cells elongate into lens fibrs

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5
Q

oil droplet red reflex?

A

lentiglobus or lenticonus

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6
Q

b/l anterior lenticonus with anterior polar cataract, hemorrhagic nephritis, deafness, retinal neovasc.

A

Alport syndrome

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7
Q

features of oculocerebral syndrome of Lowe

A

X-linked. systemic acidosis, renal rickets, hypotonia, congenital cataracts, and posterior lenticonus

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8
Q

endophthalmitis following a YAG cap?

A

P acnes (release of sequestered organisms that entered during CE IOL. infection usually 2 months to 2 years post-phaco)

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9
Q

focal areas of necrotic lens epithelial cells after acute rise in IOP?

A

glaukomflecken

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10
Q

Risk factors for PSC?

A

chronic inflammation, steroids, smoking, DM, radiation

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11
Q

Pathophysiology of PSC?

A

posterior migration of lens epithelial cells, which then swell 5-6 x normal size (bladder cells of Wedl)

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12
Q

Pathophysiology of PCO?

A

remaining epithelial cells proliferate and cover the inner surface of the posterior lens capsule

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13
Q

Pathophysiology of Soemmering ring?

A

sequestration of proliferating lens fibers at the equator as a result of incomplete cortical removal during cataract surgery

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14
Q

accumulation of eosinophilic globules in slitlike spaces between lens fibers

A

morgagnian globules (sign of cortical degeneration)

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15
Q

freely floating nucleus in liquefied cortex and shrunken capsule?

A

morgagnian cataract

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