REVERSE HORSESHOE

Eight year old male, with no history of trauma, presenting with inverted

horse shoe tear and associated cuff of sub-retinal fluid: left eye.

CENTRAL RETINAL ARTERY OCCLUSION
FUNDUS PHOTOGRAPHY AND FLUORESCEIN ANGIOGRAPHY, LEFT EYE

FUNDUS PHOTOGRAPHY AND FLUORESCEIN ANGIOGRAPHY, RIGHT EYE
THESE EYES BELONG TO TWO COMPLETELY DIFFERENT PATIENTS

P T E R Y G I U MA PTERYGIUM IS AN ABNORMAL, WEDGE-SHAPED THICKENING OF THE CONJUNCTIVA THAT CAN
POTENTIALLY GROW INTO THE CORNEA. AT THE LEAST, A PTERYGIUM CAN BECOME RED AND IRRITATED;
IN A WORST CASE SCENARIO, IT CAN AFFECT THE SHAPE OF THE CORNEA CAUSING ASTIGMATISM.

IT WASN'T,
'TAKE YOUR SON TO WORK DAY'
BUT, I DID RECENTLY AND I GOT THIS SHOT OF HIS LEFT EYE
HUDSON'S LEFT OPTIC DISK AND MACULA