MELANOCYTOMA

Benign Melanocytoma of the Optic Disc

RETINAL DETATCHMENT WITH TEAR

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