Leukocoria Flashcards

1
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Common causes of leukocoria

A

Toxocariasis
RB
Coats
ROP

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2
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Most common intraocular malignancy in children

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Retinoblastoma

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3
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What types of RB are ALL inherited

A

ALL bilateral

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4
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Which type of RB is mostly not inherited

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Unilateral

Some are inherited

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5
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Cause of RB

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Mutations in the Rb tumor suppressor gene

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6
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What is ROP

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Proliferative ret due to lack of development of peripheral BV=pre ret heme/vit heme + TRD=leukocoria

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7
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Who gets ROP

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Premies (<32 weeks gestation), that were on O2 therapy

Temporal retinal vessels do not develop until 9th month of gestation

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8
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Treatment for ROP

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PRP

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9
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Toxocariasis

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Caused by nematode toxo canis
Unilateral, yellow, subretina granulomas=leukocoria
Young kids/adults
Eat dirt, infected veg/meat/water or contact with infected kitten/pup
Iritis, vitritis, subretinal granuloma, ON edema, TRD, scars

TX=steroids drop + systemic steroid + antiparasitic med

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Coats disease

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  • idiopathic peripheral retinal vascular disease: unilateral, dilated, telangiectatic BV (light bulbs)=extensive hard exudates with steroids RD=leukocoria
  • males (85%)<20 (66%) Dx prior to 10yo
  • decreased VA, strabismus, leukocoria
  • NVG
  • later photocoagulation of telangiectatic vessels
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11
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Pica is assocaited with

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Toxocariasis

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12
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Signs of RB

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Solid, elevated, yellow-white intraocular tumor with overlying dilated vessels, leukocoria (50%), strabismus (18%), NVI (20%), decreased VA (5%)

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13
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95% of RB diagnosed by age

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5

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14
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Heritable cases of RB

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All bilateral cases and 10-20% of unilateral casee4s

  • 85% of heritable cases are bilateral with multiple tumors
  • only 6% have (+) famHx
  • high rate of spontaneous mutation
  • 50% risk of transmitting to offspring
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15
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Nonheritable RBs

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60%

  • 85% of unilateral cases
  • 1 affected kid=6% risk of transmitting to next kid
  • if 2+, 40% chance
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16
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Prognosis of RB

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85-90% survival rate

  • primary determinant of mortality is ONH invasion.
  • 65% mortality of ON invaded vs 8% if not
17
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Treatment for RB

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Refer to ophthalmic oncologist for enucleation and chemo