Nov
18
History: 57-year-old male pateint presented to emergency room with one day history of sudden decrease of vision in his right Eye. No past medical history or ocular history.
On examination:
..............................• VA: ..................... • IOP: ..... ... .......... .......................OD: 20/300 ... ...... OD: 16 mmHg....... ......
.......................OS: 20/50........... OS: 17 mmHg ...............
Slit lamp examination of anterior segment of both eyes was within normal. Dilated fundus exam of the left eye was normal but exam of the right eye showed manifestations that shown in the following photos. (press on the title of this post)
.Q1: what are the findings shown in photos and FFA?
Q2: What is your diagnosis and how are you going to manage such a case?
.Try to answer previous questions then go and download your powerpoint presentation of the case -including diagnosis, management as well as differential diagnosis and discussion- from the following link:
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On examination:
..............................• VA: ..................... • IOP: ..... ... .......... .......................OD: 20/300 ... ...... OD: 16 mmHg....... ......
.......................OS: 20/50........... OS: 17 mmHg ...............
Slit lamp examination of anterior segment of both eyes was within normal. Dilated fundus exam of the left eye was normal but exam of the right eye showed manifestations that shown in the following photos. (press on the title of this post)
.Q1: what are the findings shown in photos and FFA?
Q2: What is your diagnosis and how are you going to manage such a case?
.Try to answer previous questions then go and download your powerpoint presentation of the case -including diagnosis, management as well as differential diagnosis and discussion- from the following link:
.
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This case was presented to you by Dr.K Al-Rubaie . (Thanks Dr.K Al-Rubaie)
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