Wound Repair Flashcards
What series is this?
The sequence of general wound healing with an epithelial surface.
What do the arrows indicate?
A full-thickness corneal wound from cataract surgery.
What is this flow?
Clearing of corneal wound.
What does the arrow indicate?
Anterior curling of the Descemet membrane toward the corneal stroma.
What does the arrow indicate?
The anterior curling of the original membrane.
What happened in this image?
Angle recession due to a tear in the plane between the external longitudinal muscle fibers and the internal circular and oblique fibers.
What occurs in this image, and what causes it?
Cyclodialysis, resulting from the disinsertion of the ciliary body muscle from the scleral spur.
What condition developed in this eye? And what is the characteristic?
Expulsive hemorrhage after corneal perforation. And dome-shaped delineated anteriorly.
What condition is describe? And what is demonstrated in the gross photograph?
Iridodialysis and the posterior view.
What does the photomicrograph illustrate?
The separation of the retina from its normal attachment.
What is the condition describe? And what does each image demonstrate?
Anterior proliferative vitreoretinopathy (PVR).
Traction of the vitreous base, incorporation of the peripheral retina, and a condensed vitreous base.
What happened to this eye? And what does the microscopic exam shows?
An enucleated eye with a perforating limbal injury extends to the posterior choroid. And choroidal granulomatous inflammation.
What does the gross photograph show? And what is the characteristic of the globe?
Phthisis bulbi. And irregular contour, a cataractous lens with calcification.
