Ocular Surgery Flashcards

1
Q

what muscle closes eyelids and what is it innervated by?

A

obicularis oculi muscle

auriculopalpebral branch of fascial n.

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2
Q

uses for transpalpebral US (3)

A
  • lens
  • retrobulbar masses
  • ocular chamber
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3
Q

tyndall effect looks at..

A

anterior chamber clarity

+ = uveitis

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4
Q

what part of LA eye exam is unique to LAs?

A
  • digital palpation of palpebral fissure

- digital palpation of dorsal and ventral fornix of conjunctival sac

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5
Q

what disinfectant is safe on eyes?

A

diluted povidone iodine NOT chlorhexidine

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6
Q

block used for ocular akinesia in horses

A

-auriculopalpebral block

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7
Q

block used for ocular anesthesia in horses

A

-supraorbital n. block (branch of frontal n, which is branch of trigeminal)

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8
Q

block used for ocular akinesia in bovine

A

auriculopalpebral block (branch of fascial; targets obicularis oculi)

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9
Q

block used for ocular anesthesia in bovine

A

line block (often too hard to palpate in order to do supraorbital)

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10
Q

blocks used for BOTH ocular anesthesia and akinesia

A

retrobulbar blocks

  • peterson block
  • 4 point block
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11
Q

evaluating retrobulbar blocks (peterson, 4 point)

4

A
  • proptosis (protrusion of eyeball)
  • lack of eye movement when head is turned
  • ipsilateral pupil dilation
  • lack of corneal sensation
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12
Q

options for covering the cornea (3)

A
  • third eyelid flap (mostly ruminants)
  • temporary tarsorrhaphy
  • reversible split lid tarsorrhaphy (RSLT)
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13
Q

surgical treatment for dermoids

A

lamellar superficial keratectomy

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14
Q

main causes of corneal ulcers in equine

A
  • EHV-2

- pseudomonas

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15
Q

never use _____ on corneal ulcers

A

steroids

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16
Q

surgical treatment for corneal ulcers

A

conjunctival flap/graft

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17
Q

ideal suture placement for conjunctival flap/graft

A

80% thickness of cornea!!!

18
Q

ideal sutures to place when doing a conjunctival flap/graft

A

simple interrupted using a semicircular needle inserted at 90 degrees using circular motion

19
Q

equipment needed for conjunctival flap/graft

A
  • bishop-harmon forceps
  • stevens tenotomy scissors
  • castroviejo needle drivers
20
Q

surgical treatment for entropion

A

short term:

  • skin mattress sutures
  • skin staples
  • Michael wound clips

permanent:
-Hotz Celsus

21
Q

hotz celsus is used to treat

A

entropion (usually only severe cases like cicatricial entropion)

22
Q

causes of entropion in LAs (5)

A
  • congenital
  • dehydration in newborns
  • microphthalmus (BVD)
  • spastic (secondary to pain)
  • cicatricial entropion (secondary to scarring)
23
Q

cicatricial entropion

A

secondary to scarring

24
Q

enucleation

A

removal of glove ONLY

25
Q

removal of globe ONLY

A

enucleation

26
Q

eviseration

A

removal of intraocular contents ONLY

27
Q

removal of intraocular contents only

A

eviseration

28
Q

when is eviseration commonly used?

A

for cosmetic reasons in horses

involves removing intraocular contents ONLY

29
Q

exenteration

A

removal of globe AND oribital soft tissues

mainly used in cattle

30
Q

main complications of exenteration

A

hemorrhage

entering maxillary sinus-> no longer sterile

31
Q

orbital fractures are considered open if…

A

they enter maxillary sinus

32
Q

gonioimplant

A

used to treat glaucoma. increases drainage of aqueous fluid

33
Q

treatment for chronic glaucoma (2)

A

evisceration (intraocular contents only) or enucleation (globe only)

34
Q

surgical treatment for cataracts

A

phacoemulsification

35
Q

phacoemulsification

A

used to treat cataracts

36
Q

ERU often leads to _____ synechia

A

posterior (lens sticks to iris

37
Q

anterior vs. posterior synechia

A

anterior: lens sticks to cornea
posterior: lens sticks to iris

38
Q

surgical treatment options for ERU

A
  • intravitreal injections
  • suprachoroidal cyclosporine implants
  • pars plana vitrectomy (PPV): risk for retinal detachment!!
39
Q

pars plana virtectomy

A

surgical treatment for ERU

risk for retinal detachment!

40
Q

suprachorodial cyclosporine implants

A

treatment option for ERU

41
Q

how to collect samples for testing in ERU cases (rarely done)

A

paracentesis