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16/05/2025

Hemorrhages discriminator sheet.
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11/04/2025

Schematic of The Visual Pathway displaying VF Loss at Different Stages:
◾Relative afferent pupillary defect (rAPD) will be evident in the most anterior part of the visual pathway in more severe retinal or optic nerve diseases with both ipsilateral and contralateral rAPD possible.
◾The VFs tend to be more congruous further back along the pathway, especially at the visual cortex.
◾The monocular crescent is reflected by the most temporal VF in each eye extending from around 60º to 90º.
◾The most anterior part of the primary visual cortex (Locations A&B) is the most likely anatomical location of the monocular crescent.
◾The macular representation of almost one half of the visual cortex is outlined by E&F with locations C&D reflecting the remainder of the VF.
➖Lesions in severe retinal conditions and ON have asymmetric visual dysfunction, thus a rAPD is often present and associated VF defects (Locations 1&2).
➖Chiasmal lesions typically produce bitemporal VF defects with a hallmark feature of respecting the vertical midline with various levels of rAPD depending upon the congruity of pupillary fiber involvement (Location 3).
➖Optic tract lesions (Locations 4&5) will have a subtle contralateral rAPD because there are more crossed than uncrossed pupillary fibers, and they may have a complete homonymous hemianopia in more severe cases.
➖VF defects caused by lesions at the LGN are rare: they display a characteristic bilateral “pie-shaped” VF defect without rAPD.
➖There is no rAPD found in lesions at or beyond the LGN.
➖Temporal lobe lesions are characterized by an incongruous superior “pie in the sky” VF defect, and parietal lobe lesions by an incongruous inferior “pie on the floor” VF defect (Locations 7&8).
➖Larger lesions in the temporal or parietal lobe regions may result in complete homonymous hemianopias. Such findings beyond the LGN may be discriminated by evaluating the associated clinical signs and symptoms associated with lesions in specific visual areas.
➖VF defects at the visual cortex are characterized by their congruous nature, and lesions at this location is where macular sparing of the VF can occur (Locations 9 to 12).
➖The visual cortex above the calcarine sulcus projects to the contralateral inferior VF, and vice-versa for the area below the calcarine sulcus.
➖The most anterior part of the visual cortex represents the monocular temporal crescent, and thus with this exception, all other cortical lesions cause bilateral VF loss beyond the optic chiasm.
Credit: www.reviewofoptometry.com

12/03/2025

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13/08/2024
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13/04/2024

Stains and Dyes in Ophthalmology:
▪️Fluorescein:
▫️Concentration
➖Fluorescein strip, each containing 0.6mg to 1mg of the dye
➖1% to 2% solution also available in a bottle form
➖IV injection preparations for FFA
10% dye in a 5ml vial
20% dye in a 2ml vial
▫️Uses
➖Diagnosis of dry eye disease
*Standardized grading of corneal and conjunctival staining.
*Measurement of TBUT (tear film breakup time)
*Tear meniscus height
➖Identifying and monitoring corneal epithelial defects, corneal ulcers, corneal abrasions
➖Applanation tonometry
➖Perforating injury-Seidel's test: If a perforation and active leak exist, the fluorescein is diluted by the aqueous and will appear as a yellow-green stream (of the diluted dye) within the dark orange (concentrated) dye. This is best appreciated while using the blue filter on the slit lamp.
➖Nasolacrimal duct patency-Jones dye disappearance test: 1% to 2% fluorescein is instilled into the conjunctival sac of the eye being tested, and a cotton bud is placed in the inferior meatus
➖Trauma to canaliculus: In case of eyelid trauma, 2% dye is injected in the lacrimal apparatus using a syringe for identification of cannalicular ends to help in repair of the canaliculus.
➖FFA-5ml of 10% or 20% fluorescien is given as an IV bolus injection. A series of photographs are then taken through special filters to image vasculature and other properties in various pathologies such as diabetic retinopathy, retinal vein occlusions, age related macular degeneration (wet), and macular ischemia.
➖Contact lens fitting.
➖Off-label intraocular use in posterior segment surgeries to stain the vitreous.
▪️Lissamine Green:
▫️Concentration
1%, 2%, 3% liquid dyes
1.5mg dye impregnated strips
▫️Uses
➖Diagnosis of Dry eye disease
*In Sjogren's syndrome suspects-to rule out Keratoconjunctivitis sicca.
➖To ascertain proper fitting of contact lens, and to look for any contact-lens induced conjunctival staining.
➖In patients with symptoms of dry eye disease but no clinical signs, can be used to assess lid margins for lid wiper epitheliopathy.
▪️Rose Bengal:
▫️Concentration
1.3 mg dye impregnated strips
▫️Uses
➖Conjunctival staining
Diagnosis of dry eye disease
Dysplastic or squamous metaplastic cells of conjunctival squamous neoplasms
➖Corneal staining
Herpetic corneal epithelial dendrites, superficial punctate keratitis.
➖Eyelid Staining
Diagnosis of Meibomian gland dysfunction.
▪️Trypan Blue:
▫️Concentration
Anterior capsular staining-0.06 %
Posterior segment surgeries-0.15%
Enucleation surgery for Tenon's capsule-0.06%
▫️Uses
➖To stain the anterior capsule of lens during cataract surgeries. This is especially useful in eyes with a decreased red reflex, or weak zonules, as the dye can immediately allow the surgeon to detect a radial shift of the capsular bag.
➖To stain and strip the Descemet's membrane in Descemet's stripping endothelial keratoplasty (DSEK).
➖Aid in stripping the corneal endothelium from the donor button in Deep anterior lamellar keratoplasty (DALK).
➖To stain the Tenon's capsule after enucleation surgeries.
➖For posterior segment surgeries, to stain the ERM.
▪️Indocyanine Green:
▫️Concentration
➖40mg in 2ml for IV injections
➖0.05% to 0.5% for posterior segment surgeries, the concentration of the dye used for ILM staining depends upon the surgeon.
➖The dye comes in a 25-mg vial of ICG, which is mixed with 5 mL of the aqueous solvent that comes with it to yield the 5 mg/mL (0.5%) concentration dye, which is used to stain the anterior capsule in cataract surgeries.
▫️Uses
➖For staining the anterior capsule during cataract surgery.
➖In chromovitrectomy to visualise the ILM.
➖In ICGA, to visualise choroidal circulation, and help in the diagnosis of conditions like polypoidal choroidal vasculopathy, choroidal neovascular membrane, age related macular degeneration (wet), and posterior uveitis.
▪️Triamcinolone Acetonide:
▫️Concentration
0.1 to 0.3ml of 40mg / ml solution-for staining the vitreous.
▫️Uses
➖During vitrectomy, the dye settles as crystals on the vitreous and facilitates complete detachment and removal of the posterior hyaloid.
➖If a posterior capsular rent occurs during cataract surgery, triamcinolone can be used to know if any vitreous strands are left in AC after anterior vitrectomy.
▪️Brilliant Blue G / Acid Blue:
▫️Concentration
For ILM staining - 0.025%
▫️Uses
➖Staining the ILM in posterior segment surgeries.
Credit: www.eyewiki.aao.org & www.gjcsro.com

04/04/2024
02/01/2024
10/11/2023

Asteroid Hyalosis vs Synchisis Scintillans:
▶️ Definition:
▪️Asteroid hyalosis: White refractile crystals composed of calcium soaps that float in the vitreous and do not settle with gravity.
▪️Synchisis Scintillans: Brown refractile crystals composed of cholesterol that float in the vitreous and do settle with gravity.
▶️ Symptoms:
•Patients are usually asymptomatic
•Floaters.
▶️Signs:
▪️Asteroid hyalosis:
•Small, white refractile particles made up of calcium soap;float in the vitreous ;do not settle with gravity.
•Monocular in 75% of cases
•Asteroid hyalosis occurs more often in diabetic patients.
▪️Synchisis Scintillans: Numerous yellow-white or gold particles made up of cholesterol; located in the vitreous and anterior chamber; settle to the bottom of the eye with gravity.
▶️ Investigations:
▪️Asteroid hyalosis: Fluorescein angiogram can be performed to view the macula clearly if patients present with decreased vision and if the view of the posterior pole is obscured by the asteroid.
▪️Synchisis Scintillans: Careful history to determine if there was previous surgery or trauma to the eye.
▶️ Differential Diagnosis:
•Past vitreous hemorrhage
•Uveitis
•Pigment floating in the vitreous.
▶️ Causes:
▪️Asteroid hyalosis:
•An innocuous degenerative disease of unknown origin
•Usually diagnosed in patients more than 60years of age.
▪️Synchisis Scintillians:
History of severe, accidental,or surgical trauma associated with a large intraocular hemorrhage.
▶️Associated Features:
Synchisis Scintillans: Posterior vitreous detachment; this often allows the crystals to settle inferiorly.
▶️ Pathology:
▪️Asteroid hyalosis: Calcium and lipid particles ranging from 0.01–0.10 mm in diameter.
▪️Synchisis Scintillans: Cholesterol particles.
▶️ Pearls and Considerations:
•Asteroid hyalosis has no clinical association, where as synchisis scintillans is often found after vitreous hemorrhage, uveitis or trauma.

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