Macula Retinal Imaging Flashcards

1
Q

What does red-free photography give a better view of?

A

Vasculature

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2
Q

How can you reduce a small pupil artefact on fundus photography?

A

Lights off
Allow time to redilate between eyes
Adjust alignment/fixation
Dilate

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3
Q

How can you reduce an exposure artefact on fundus photography?

A

Adjust flash accordingly
Adjust image brightness accordingly

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4
Q

How can you reduce an opacity/fixation/focus artefact on fundus photography?

A

Give clear instructions
Use different fixation target
Dilate

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5
Q

What does an OCT A-scan measure?

A

Depth/reflectivity at one location
1D

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6
Q

What does an OCT B-scan measure?

A

Forms cross-sectional image from A-scans
2D

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7
Q

What does an OCT C-scan measure?

A

Combines B-scans to give cube scan
3D

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8
Q

Why can false colour be helpful on OCT scans?

A

Shows up thin/faint structures

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9
Q

What is god about greyscale viewing of OCT scans?

A

Easy to identify retinal layers

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10
Q

What are the retinal layers?

A

ILM
NFL
GCL
IPL
INL
ONL
OPL
OLM
PR IS
PR OS
RPE

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11
Q

What can a cataract cause on OCT?

A

Shadows

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12
Q

What can myopia cause on OCT?

A

Curved scan

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13
Q

What do floaters look like on OCT?

A

Hyperreflective in vitreous

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14
Q

What does a posterior hyaloid look like on OCT?

A

Hyperreflective line above retina

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15
Q

What do exudates look like on OCT?

A

Near vessels
Hyperreflective
Shadow underneath
Higher than RPE

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16
Q

What do drusen look like on OCT?

A

Local RPE elevation
May push RPE up

17
Q

What conditions are exudates associated with?

A

Wet AMD
Diab/hypertensive retinopathy

18
Q

What conditions are drusen associated with?

A

AMD
Retinal degeneration
Aging

19
Q

What does active choroidal neovasc look like on OCT?

A

Hyper reflective mass (new vessels) which can be entangled with RPE
Oedema adjacent

20
Q

What does inactive choroidal neovasc look like on OCT?

A

Hyper reflective mass
No oedema
Poss atrophy

21
Q

What does atrophy look like on OCT?

A

Reduced RPE reflectivity
Window defect (choroid and sclera brighter)

22
Q

What causes atrophy?

A

PR death
(dry AMD, trauma)

23
Q

What are the types of pigment epithelial detachment (PED)?

A

Drusenoid
Serous
Fibrovascular

24
Q

What does drusenoid PED look like on OCT?

A

RPE and drusen separation (due to osmotic pressure)
RPE irregular
Confluent drusen

25
Q

What does serous PED look like on OCT?

A

Dome shaped oedema due to fluid leakage (usually from choroid)
RPE detachment
Optically clear

26
Q

What does fibrovascular PED look like on OCT?

A

Dome shaped oedema with neovasc membrane
RPE detachment
Not optically clear

27
Q

What causes a macular hole?

A

Vitreo-macular traction during PVD when strong foveal attachment present

28
Q

What is an epiretinal membrane and what does it look like on OCT?

A

Thickening of anterior membrane
Hyperreflective membrane