Ocular Imaging / OCT

Courses tagged with "Ocular Imaging / OCT"

Pseudoangiomatous Retinal Gliosis

Type: Ophthalmic Images
Include in Catalogue?: Yes
Original Contributor(s): Luis J. Haddock, MD; Marilyn A. Marquez, MD
Presenter/Faculty: Haddock, Marquez

Figure 1: Fundus photography of patient treated with Iodine plaque, PPV and endolaser due to Pseudoangiomatous retinal glisois that caused a retinal detachment. Figure 2: Bscan of same patient as figure 1 before surgery.

Pseudoangiomatous Retinal Gliosis (PARG)

Type: Online Grand Rounds
Include in Catalogue?: Yes
Presenter(s): Marilyn A. Marquez, MD
Faculty Discussant(s): Zelia M. Correa, MD, PhD; Luis J. Haddock, MD
Presenter/Faculty: Correa, Haddock, Marquez
Pseudoangiomatous Retinal Gliosis (PARG) A patient with known history of a chronic inferior rhegmatogenous retinal detachment (RD) of the left eye (OS) presented to the Bascom Palmer Eye Institute (BPEI) emergency department (ED) complaining of new floaters OS. On examination the patient had a visu…

Pseudoxanthoma Elasticum

Type: Ophthalmic Images
Include in Catalogue?: Yes
Original Contributor(s): Thomas A. Lazzarini, MD; Landon J. Rohowetz, MD; Justin H. Townsend, MD
Presenter/Faculty: Lazzarini, Rohowetz, Townsend
A patient with pseudoxanthoma elasticum presented with decreased vision in both eyes. Initial fundus exam revealed angioid streaks, peripapillary atrophy, comet lesions, and a peau d'orange fundus appearance in both eyes. The patient was lost to follow-up and presented 3 years later with a choroida…