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Ultrasound
Cyclic sound pressure with a frequency greater than the upper limit of human hearing
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A scan mode
Amplitude of echo spike over time
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B scan mode
Ultrasound signal used to produce various points whose brightness depends on amplitude instead of the spiking vertical movements in A mode
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Reasons for ultrasound
- Axial length (primary and secondary iol)
- opaque media (hyphema, cataract, vitreous debris)
- trauma (posterior rupture of globe, no scan is sidel positive)
- pediatric cases (fundus view, leukocoria)
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Corneal thickness
0.449mm
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Ultrasound frequency
Between 2 and 50MHz
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PVD
Aging causes liquefaction of vitreous gel - low reflective
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Asteroid hyalosis
Calcium soaps - highly reflective dot like interfaces - usually with anechoic band
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Retina pathology
Less mobile than vitreous membrane
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Uveal tract / choroid
Contour smooth to globe, annular appearance within the anterior aspect of the globe is effusion with diffuse thickening posterior pole
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Melanoma
Most common primary lesion of globe, single lesion, RD
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Ocular coherence topography
Color or grey scale high resolution images of layers of retina,
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Oct
Volume measurements of the macular region
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Glaucoma
A group of disorders that result in damage to the optic nerve and vision loss.
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Glaucoma risk factors
African Americans, age, elevated iop, family history
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Cause of iop rise
Rate of aqueous humor production, resistance to aqueous outflow, episcleral venous pressure
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Primary resistance
Juxtacanilicular
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Primary angle closure glaucoma
Shallow ant. Chamber, pupillary block, increased pressure in post chamber, Iris bomb'e, damage to lens epithelim, minute ant sub caps opacification, corneal edema
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Secondary glaucoma
Trauma, inflammation, tumor or malformation, chronic retinal ischemia and increased VEGF, necrotic tumor, iridocorneal endothelial syndrome, episode down growth, cilliary body tumor
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Imbert-Fink principle
P=F/A. Pressure in sphere equals the force necessary to flatten its surface divided by the area flattened
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Common vf defects
Arcuate, superior, paracentral, seidel scotoma, complete arcuate, sup/inf arcuate, superior nasal step, vertical step
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Sits 24-2
Swedish interactive threshold algorithm
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False negatives and false positives
<33%
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Total deviation
Difference between measured threshold for each retinal point and age corrected normal
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Pattern deviation
Total deviation adjusted to equal an average of the 17 worse test points, eliminating background noise like cataract
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Pattern standard deviation
Measures localized defects and how they deviate from age corrected normals
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Gdx - retard test
Scanning laser polarimetry measures peripapillary RNFL, cell axons in retina cause polarization of light
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TSNIT graph
Depicts different thicknesses of peripapillary RNFL
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OCT peripapillary scan
3.4 mm measuring RNFL
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OCT stratus
Time domain 5 micron
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OCT Spectralis
Fourier. Domain 2 microns
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Heidelberg retina tomography
Confocal scanning laser, principle of spot illumination and spot detection.
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Types of drops
Miotics, beta-blockers, alpha-agonists, carbonic anhydrase inhibitors, prostaglandin analogs
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Glaucoma lasers
Argon laser trabeculoplasty, selective laser trabeculoplasty
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When should laser be considered
Pigment dispersion, pseudoexfoliation, non compliant, allergic, what iop drop would you expect? How long does it last?
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Glaucoma surgery
Trab, trab with express mini shunt, Ahmed valve, baerveldt valve, trabectome, canaloplasty, edocyclophotocoagulation, trans-scleral cyclophotocoagulation
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ECP
Endocyclophotocoagulation
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TSCPC
Trans-scleral cyclophotocoagulation
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