Vitreoretinal Flashcards

1
Q

What is the volume of the vitreous?

A

4.0mL

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2
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How does the vitreous attach to the retina?

A

collagen fibrils connect the vitreous to the retinal internal limiting membrane

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3
Q

Where is the optimal surgical incision distance from the corneal limbus for phakic and pseudophakic eyes in mm?

A

4mm phakic, 3.5mm pseudophakic posterior to the limbus

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4
Q

What is the ora serrata?

A

junction of the ciliary body and the retina

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5
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Which membrane separaes the vitreous body from the internal limiting membrane of the retina?

A

posterior hyaloid membrane

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6
Q

Where is the vitreous base most strongly attached?

A

posterior hyaloid membrane straddles the ora serrata and is strongly attached

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7
Q

At what sites is the vitreous attached to the retina?

A

vitreous base (strong), optic disc (fairly strong), perifoveal (fairly weak), peripheral blood vessels (weak)

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