Sclera Flashcards

1
Q

Thinnest part

A

Posterior to the muscle insertion

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2
Q

Why is phenylephrine test used (D/D)

A

To differentiate phlyctenular conjunctivitis,scleritis,episcleritis

C and e (diff by 2.5% of phenylephrine)
S and e ( “. 10% “. )

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3
Q

Treatment of necrotising scleritis

A

NSAIDs
Steroids
Immunosuppressive drugs

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4
Q

Scleroma Lucia perforens (what type of scleritis)

A

Anterior scleritis
Necrotising
Without inflammation

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5
Q

Staphyloma

A

Herniation of uveal tissue (eyeball)

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6
Q

Most common staphyloma

A

Posterior staphyloma

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7
Q

What type of staphyloma happens in pathological myopia

A

Posterior staphyloma

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8
Q

Types of staphylomas

A
Anterior
Posterior 
Equatorial 
Ciliary
Intercalary
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9
Q

Treatment ofstaphyloma

A

Staphylectomy

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10
Q

Ant staphyloma cause

A

Pseudocornea

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11
Q

Intercalary(limbus) staphloma cause

A

Peripheral corneal ulcer

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12
Q

Ciliary staphyloma causes

A

Trauma
Scleritis
Absolute glaucoma

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13
Q

Equatorial staphyloma cause

A

Scleritis

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