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Ординатура / Офтальмология / Английские материалы / Illustrated Tutorials in Ophthalmology Kanski, Bolton 2001

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Tilted disc

 

 

 

Common, bilateral

Superotemporal field defects

Frequent myopia and astigmatism

not obeying vertical midline

 

VA - normal

 

Small disc, oval or D-shaped

 

Axis oblique (most common),

 

 

horizontal or vertical

 

Situs inversus and inferior crescent

 

Hypopigmented inferonasal fundus

 

Optic disc drusen

Uncommon, bilateral and familial

Associations - RP, angioid streaks and Alagille syndrome

VA - usually normal

Buried drusen

Absent optic cup

Pink or yellow colour

Indistinct ‘lumpy’ margins

Anomalous branching patterns with premature branching

Absent venous engorgement

Optic disc drusen

Exposed

Occasional complications

Emergence from disc surface during

Choroidal neovascularization

 

early ‘teens’

 

Nerve fibre bundle defects

Waxy pearl-like irregularities

 

 

FA of optic disc drusen

Autofluorescence prior to dye injection Late hyperfluorescence confined to disc

Imaging of optic disc drusen

Ultrasonography

CT

 

Optic disc pit

Uncommon, usually unilateral

VA - normal if uncomplicated

Large disc containing round or oval pit

Pit is usually temporal, occasionally central

Optic disc pit and macular detachment

Incidence - 45% of non-central pits

Initially - schisis-like separation of inner layers

Later - serous detachment of outer layers

Treatment

Laser photocoagulation to temporal disc

Vitrectomy and gas tamponade if unresponsive

Myelinated nerve fibres

 

 

 

Isolated peripheral

Peripapillary

Extensive

 

 

 

Optic disc coloboma

Rare, unilateral or bilateral

Usually sporadic - occasionally dominant

VA - decreased

Signs

Ocular associations

Large disc with inferior excavation

May be associated with other colobomas

Superior visual field defects

 

Occasional Systemic Associations of

Optic Disc Coloboma

1.CNS malformation - basal encephalocele and cysts

2.Chromosomal anomalies - Patau syndrome (trisomy 13) and

cat-eye syndrome (trisomy 22)

3. ‘CHARGE’ - Coloboma, Heart defects, choanal Atresia, Retarded development, Genital and Ear anomalies

4. Other syndromes - Meckel-Gruber, Goltz, Lenz microphthalmos, Walker-Warburg and Goldenhar

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