Intraocular Lymphoma

 

Old Fashion Fundus Photo

This photo was taken with the red free filter in place but the digital capture

system was in color photography mode. The result is a sepia toned fundus photo.

STEREO IMAGES: OPTIC DISC

Papilledema with Hemorrages

Optic Disc Gliosis

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

EPI RETINAL MEMBRANE

OPTICAL COHERENCE TOMOGRAPHY OF MACULA

A CLOSER LOOK...

HI - RES
WELL, HIGHER RESOLUTION, ANYWAY. WE RECENTLY UPGRADED FROM A 3 MP
DIGITAL CAPTURE SYSTEM TO A 6 MP CAPTURE SYSTEM. THE RESULTS HAVE
BEEN MORE DETAIL, BETTER TONAL RANGE, AND OBVIOUSLY LARGER IMAGES.

LEFT EYE OPTIC NERVE AND MACULA

B. R. A. O.
A BRANCH RETINAL ARTERY OCCLUSION IS A CONDITION (AS ITS NAME IMPLIES) WHERE
A SPECIFIC BRANCH ARTERY IN THE RETINA IS BLOCKED OR OCCLUDED . AS ONE MIGHT EXPECT,
ISCHEMIA, ATROPHY AND ULTIMATELY LOSS OF SIGHT ARE THE RESULTS OF THE BRAO.

IN THIS FUNDUS PHOTO, YOU CAN SEE THE WHAT MIGHT BE PLAQUE CAUSING THE OCCLUSION
IN THE OPTIC NERVE. AT THAT POINT, THE ARTERIES ACTUALLY LOOK PINCHED. THE CLOUDY
AREA THAT RADIATES OUT FROM THE OPTIC NERVE AROUND THOSE ARTERIES IS THE ISCHEMIA
OR BLOOD STARVED TISSUE RESULTING FROM THE BRAO.

P H O T O . M O N T A G E . III
HERE IS ANOTHER PHOTO MONTAGE OF A PATIENT
PRESENTING WITH HONEY-COMB-LIKE DRUSEN IN THE
SUPERIOR, NASAL, AND INFERIOR ASPECTS OF THE RIGHT EYE.

I AM FINALLY BACK, POSTING 2-3 WEEK OLD WORK AFTER MY COMPUTER CRASHED IN MID-JULY.

I'M SORRY; WE ARE CURRENTLY EXPERIENCING
TECHNICAL DIFFICULTIES

NEW WORK HAS BEEN SUSPENDED DUE TO ZAPPED COMPUTER
WE'LL BE BACK WITH MORE EYELIGHT SOON!

PHOTO MONTAGE III: NPDR
HERE IS YET ANOTHER PATIENT WITH DIABETIC RETINOPATHY - NON PROLIFERATIVE DIABETIC RETINOPATHY (NPDR) TO BE EXACT. NOTE THE 'DOT AND BLOT' HEMORHAGES IN BOTH EYES AS WELL AS 'GHOST CAPILLARIES' IN BOTH MACULAS. (click to enlarge)BELOW ARE LATE PHASE ANGIOGRAPHIC MONTAGES OF EACH EYE.

RIGHT.......................&.........................LEFT

IT IS TYPICALLY A PRETTY GOOD IDEA TO 'LOOK AROUND' DURING THE ANGIOGRAPHY OF THE DIABETIC PATIENT TO CHECK FOR N.V.E. (NEO-VASCULARIZATION ELSEWHERE). THESE NEW BLOOD VESSELS ARE UNSTABLE AND TEND TO 'LEAK' IN THE EYE. IN SPITE OF THIS PATIENT'S MASSIVE CAPILLARY DROP-OUT (DARK, FLAT-LOOKING AREAS OF THE ANGIOGRAM), THERE DOESN'T SEEM TO BE ANY N.V.E. PRESENT