Week 5 - Vitreous and Peripheral Retina Flashcards by Rash Riaz

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Long ciliary nerve

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Short ciliary nerve

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Vortex veins

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Ora serrata

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White without pressure

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White with pressure

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Peripheral pigmentary (reticular) degeneration

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Cystoid degeneration

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Pavingstone degeneration

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Lattice degeneration

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Lattice degeneration

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Peripheral drusen

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Persistent Hyperplastic Primarty Vitreous (PHPV)

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Asteroid Hyalosis

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Synchisis Scintillans

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Pigment floating around vitreous - maybe shaefers sign idk tbh

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OCT of normal macula

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OCT of vitreo-macular traction

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Viterous haemorrhage

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Atropic retinal holes

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Atropic retinal holes

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Operculated retinal holes

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Operculated retinal holes

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Retinal tears - horse shoe tears

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Retinal tear - laser around tear to reduce progression to detachment

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Rhegmatogneous retinal detachment

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Tractional retinal deatchment

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Tractional retinal deatchment

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Exudative retinal deatchment

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Exudative retinal deatchment

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Retinoschisis

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RD – detachment of sensory retina away from RPE

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Retinoschisis - Splitting of retina between outer plexiform and inner nuclear layers

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Retinal detachment

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Retinoschisis

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Retinoschisis

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Juvenile x-linked retinoschisis

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Congential hypertrophy of the RPE (CHRPE)

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Congential hypertophy of the RPE (CHRPE)

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Aquired RPE hyperplasia

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Chorioretinal scar

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Choroidal naevus

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Choroidal naevus

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Malignant choroidal melanoma

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DISEASE

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Bergmeister’s papilla - glial tissue on disc

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Mittendorf dot - Small opacity on posterior lens capsule

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Persistent hyaloid artery

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WEISS RING

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WEISS RING - view when looking in eye