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772 Index
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eczema, 173 |
eosinophils, 4–5 |
mutton-fat keratic precipitates, 73, 74, |
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of the eyelid see blepharitis |
incontinentia pigmenti, 756 |
80, 94 |
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EDICT syndrome, 264 |
vernal keratoconjunctivitis, 234 |
ciliary body and choroid malignant |
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Edward’s syndrome, 39 |
ephelis (freckle) |
melanoma, 709, 710, 711, 712 |
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Ehlers–Danlos syndrome, 179–180 |
conjunctiva, 676 |
subacute inflammation, 7 |
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elastofibroma, 553 |
eyelid, 667 |
epithelioid hemangioma, 572–573 |
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elastogenesis, pinguecula, 238 |
iris, 693, 694 |
epithelioma adenoides cysticum, 202–203, |
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elastotic degeneration, 279–282 |
epibulbar dermoids, 265–266 |
204 |
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electrical injuries, 152–153 |
epibulbar osseous choristoma, 240–241, |
epithelium, pigment see iris, pigment |
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electromagnetic (radiation) injuries, 152, 155– |
318–319 |
epithelium; retinal pigment |
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156, 368, 436 |
epicanthus, 170 |
epithelium (RPE) |
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Elschnig’s pearls, 117, 118 |
epidemic keratoconjunctivitis (EKS), 266 |
Epstein–Barr virus (EBV), 63–64 |
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Elschnig’s spots, 410 |
epidermal appendages, tumors of, 201–208 |
natural killer (NK)/T-cell lymphoma, |
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emboli, retinal, 153, 154, 401–402 |
epidermal cell nevus, 190 |
184–185, 249 |
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embryonal rhabdomyosarcoma, 555–556 |
epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR), |
equatorial choroiditis (paving stone |
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embryotoxon |
715 |
degeneration), 422–423, 467 |
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anterior, 259 |
epidermal inclusion cysts, 188–189 |
Erdheim–Chester disease, 186 |
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posterior (Axenfeld’s anomaly), 262, 263 |
epidermoid cysts, 188, 534 |
erosive vitreoretinopathy, 491–492 |
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emigration, 3 |
orbit, 540, 542 |
erysipelas, 174 |
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emperipolesis, 3 |
epidermolysis bullosa, 182 |
erythema multiforme, 181 |
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encephalocraniocutaneous lipomatosis, 169 |
epikeratophakia, 131 |
erythrocytes, 3 |
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encephalomyelitis optica, 510–511 |
epinephrine, pigmentation, 235–236 |
vitreous opacities, 486, 492, 493 |
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encephalotrigeminal angiomatosis, 30–31 |
episcleral osseocartilaginous choristoma, |
essential iris atrophy, 641, 644 |
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enchondroma, 557 |
318–319 |
essential shrinkage of conjunctiva, 229–230 |
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endodermal sinus tumor, 564 |
episcleral osseous choristoma, 240–241, |
esterases, 353 |
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endogenous endophthalmitis, 756–757 |
318–319 |
Ewing’s sarcoma, 560–561 |
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see also Behçet’s disease |
episcleritis, 315 |
exfoliation (pseudoexfoliation; PEX) |
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endophthalmitis |
epitarsus, 225 |
syndrome, 368–373 |
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bacterial, 113, 121, 126 |
epithelial atrophy, lens, 374 |
exophthalmos, 529–531, 536 |
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end stage of purulent, 70, 71 |
epithelial basement membrane dystrophy, |
cavernous hemangioma, 544, 546 |
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fungal, 87, 121, 122, 125, 127 |
286–289 |
Graves’ disease, 536–538 |
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after intraocular surgery, 113, 114, |
epithelial cysts |
inflammatory pseudotumor, 572 |
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121–122 |
conjunctival, 241, 540–542 |
leukemia, 581, 582 |
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nongranulomatous inflammation |
orbit, 541, 564–565 |
multiple myeloma, 583 |
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nonsuppurative, 61, 62, 63 |
postoperative, 129 |
orbital mucocele, 584 |
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suppurative, 57, 58, 59–60, 61 |
uveal, 340–341, 342, 419 |
retinoblastoma, 737, 738 |
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phacoanaphylactic, 14, 73–74, 75–76, 122, |
epithelial degeneration, lens, 374 |
exotropia, 128 |
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129, 130, 384 |
epithelial degenerations, cornea, 274–276 |
exposure keratopathy, 276 |
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pseudogliomas, 751, 756–757 |
epithelial downgrowth, after surgery, |
expulsive choroidal hemorrhage, 106, 108, |
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after retinal detachment surgery, 125, 126, |
119–120 |
126, 366, 655, 656 |
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127 |
epithelial dystrophies, cornea, 285, 286–289 |
extracellular matrix (ECM) proteins, 134 |
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viral, 121–122 |
epithelial keratitis, 266 |
extranodal marginal-zone B-cell lymphoma |
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endothelium, corneal, 257 |
epithelial membrane antigen, 19 |
of mucosa-associated lymphoid |
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diabetes mellitus, 598–599 |
epithelial migration, lens, 373–374 |
tissue (MALT), 248, 576, |
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dystrophies, 285, 305–309 |
epithelial proliferation, lens, 373–374 |
577 |
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rupture of Descemet’s membrane, 135 |
epithelial tumors |
exudate, 5, 7, 59 |
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traumatic rings, 134–135 |
eyelid |
exudative ARMD, 426, 427, 430–432 |
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entropion |
benign, 190–196 |
exudative central detachment of the retina– |
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congenital, 170 |
cancerous, 197–201 |
macular pseudocysts (Best’s |
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senile, 172–173 |
precancerous, 196–197 |
disease), 442, 443 |
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enucleation |
lacrimal drainage system, 211–212, 564 |
exudative foveal dystrophy (Best’s disease), |
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causes, 105, 106 |
papilloma see papilloma |
442, 443 |
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choroidal melanoma classification, |
uveal, 349–350 |
exudative macular degeneration secondary to |
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715–716 |
see also specific carcinomas |
focal choroiditis, 433–434 |
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retinoblastoma, 745, 746 |
epitheliitis, 416 |
exudative retinal detachment, Coats’ disease, |
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sympathetic uveitis, 73, 74, 75 |
epithelioid cell nevus, 680 |
752–754 |
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eosinophilic cystadenoma (oncocytoma), 207, |
epithelioid cells |
exudative retinitis, 757 |
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243, 244 |
chronic granulomatous inflammation, 12 |
exudative retinopathy, 412, 607–610, |
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eosinophilic granuloma of bone, 568, 569 |
Dalen–Fuchs nodules, 74–75, 95 |
611–612 |
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Index 773
eyelash anomalies, 170–171, 225
see also hair follicles, tumors of or resembling
eyelash tint, 684 eyelid
aging changes, 172–173 amyloidosis, 186, 238, 239 congenital anomalies, 168–172, 188 cysts, 188–191
Graves’ disease, 536, 537 inflammation, 173–178, 188, 229 metastatic neuroblastoma, 583, 585 myasthenia gravis, 538 neurofibromatosis, 32, 33
pseudoneoplasms and neoplasms, 191–209 benign cystic lesions, 188–189,
190–191
benign tumors of surface epithelium, 190–196
cancerous tumors of surface epithelium, 197–201
malacoplakia, 209 melanotic tumors, 667–676
Merkel cell carcinoma, 208–209 mesenchymal tumors, 209 metastatic tumors, 209 precancerous tumors of surface
epithelium, 196–197 tumors of adnexal skin structures,
201–208 streptococcal gangrene, 57
systemic dermatoses/disease, 171–172, 178–188, 239
F
Fabry’s disease (angiokeratoma corporis di usum), 235, 289
facets, corneal, 259 Factor VIII, 19
familial adenomatous polyposis (FAP), 689– 690, 691
familial amyloid polyneuropathy type IV (Meretoja dystrophy), 296, 491
familial amyloidotic polyneuropathy (FAP), 491–492
familial atypical mole and melanoma (dysplastic nevus; FAM-M) syndrome, 667, 669, 734
familial chronic granulomatous disease of childhood (FCGD), 98
familial exudative vitreoretinopathy (FEV), 491
familial foveal retinoschisis, 438
familial hemorrhagic nephritis see Alport’s syndrome
familial hyperlipoproteinemia, 453 familial internal limiting membrane
dystrophy, 444
familial juvenile nephronophthisis, 447
familial neuropathic syndrome type IV (Meretoja dystrophy), 296, 491
familial optic atrophies, 501–502, 514, 515 familial polyposis of the colon, 689–690 familial subepithelial amyloidosis, 296 family choroiditis, 442
fat emboli, retinal, 153, 154 fat necrosis, 23
fatty change, 23
fatty tumors, orbit, 541, 550, 551 fenestrated sheen macular distrophy, 443 Ferry line, 310
fetal alcohol syndrome (FAS), 45, 46, 261 fibrillopathia epitheliocapsularis, 368–373 fibrinous exudate, 5, 7
fibroblasts, 8 fibroma, 553 fibrosarcoma, 553
fibrous dysplasia, 558
fibrous hamartoma of infancy, 554 fibrous histiocytoma (FH), 551–552 fibrous tumors, orbit, 541, 550–554 fibroxanthoma, atypical, 552 filamentary keratitis, 275
fingerprint-dot-geographic corneal dystrophy, 286–289
fistulas carotid–cavernous, 154
congenital of lacrimal sac, 210 fistulization of wounds, 109, 110 flame-shaped (splinter) hemorrhages, 610,
612 fleck cataract, 362–363
fleck dystrophy, 241–242
flecked neural retina, 440, 441, 444 Fleischer rings, 303, 304, 309, 310 Fleischer–Gruber vortex, 289 fleurettes, 740–741, 742
Flexner–Wintersteiner rosettes, 739, 740, 741, 745
floaters, 484
floppy-eyelid syndrome, 173, 229 flukes, 92–93
fluorescent treponemal antibody absorption test (FTA-ABS), 82
fly larvae, 93
Flynn–Aird syndrome, 447
focal hemorrhagic chorioretinopathy, 433 follicular conjunctivitis, 229
follicular lymphoma (FL), 577 foreign bodies
intraocular, 147–149, 311, 381, 383, 535 intraocular surgery, 107, 113, 122 retinal detachment surgery, 128
foreign-body giant cell (FBGC), 12, 13 foreign-body granuloma, 76 fornical–orbital conjunctiva, 224 Forsius–Erikson syndrome, 396
foveal dystrophy, 442, 443, 448
foveal retinoschisis, 438
Francisella tularensis (Pasteurella tularensis), 85, 86
François–Neeten hérédodystrophie mouchetée, 241–242
freckle see ephelis Friedreich’s ataxia, 447 Fuchs’ adenoma, 349–350
Fuchs’ combined dystrophy, 305–307 Fuchs’ dimples (delle), 285
Fuchs’ epithelioma, 349–350
Fuchs’ heterochromic iridocyclitis (FHI), 65, 66, 88
Fuchs’ reactive hyperplasia, 349–350 Fuchs’ spot, 423
fundus albipunctatus, 444–445 fundus flavimaculatus, 440–441 fungal diseases, 85–87
after intraocular surgery, 121, 122 mycotic keratitis, 272–273 orbital, 507, 532, 534, 535 pigmented corneal plaques, 313
presumed ocular histoplasmosis syndrome, 433–434
vitreous opacities, 484
G
galactosemia, 381–384 galactosialidosis, late infantile-type, 452 gammopathies, 581–583 ganglioglioma, 517
gangliosidoses, 452, 453 Gardner’s syndrome, 689–690, 691 gas tamponade, intraocular, 125 Gaucher’s disease, 237, 684
gelatinous droplike dystrophy, primary, 296
generalized choroidal sclerosis, 348–349 genetics
age-related macular degeneration, 428, 430, 431
Alzheimer’s disease, 513 angiomatosis retinae, 29 Axenfeld–Rieger syndrome, 263–264 basal cell carcinoma, 198, 199 choroidal dystrophies, 346, 348
chromosomal aberrations, 36–43, 45, 261, 734–735
congenital conjunctival lymphedema, 225 conjunctival intraepithelial neoplasia, 246 conjunctival papilloma, 243
cornea plana, 258–259
corneal dystrophies, 290–291, 292, 294–295, 296, 297
diabetes mellitus, 595
glaucoma, 372, 627–628, 629, 631, 634, 636–638, 639, 658
ichthyosis congenita, 171–172 incontinentia pigmenti, 755–756
774 Index
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late-onset hereditary lymphedema, |
corneal changes, 632, 640, 654, 655–657 |
gliosis, neural retina, 457–462, 744 |
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170–171 |
corneal thickness, 257, 628 |
glomus tumor (glomangioma), 548 |
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Leber’s congenital amaurosis, 400 |
diabetes mellitus, 601, 620 |
glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase |
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Lowe’s syndrome, 367 |
epidemiology, 629 |
(G-6-PD) Worcester, 514 |
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lymphoma, 248, 575, 579, 580, 581 |
genetics, 372, 627–628, 629, 631, 634, |
glycogen infiltration, 23 |
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malignant peripheral nerve sheath tumors, |
636–638, 639, 658 |
glycogen storage disease (GSD), 455 |
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560 |
hemolytic (ghost-cell), 647, 648–649 |
goblet cells, conjunctiva, 224, 225, 228, 243 |
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Meesmann’s dystrophy, 286 |
hypersecretion, 629 |
gold foreign bodies, 147 |
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microcornea, 257 |
after intraocular inflammation, 70, 645 |
Goldenhar–Gorlin syndrome, 265–266 |
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microphthalmos with cyst, 532 |
intraocular pressure, 628–629, 635, 636, |
Goldmann–Favre disease, 439, 447 |
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multiple endocrine neoplasia, 34 |
654–660 |
golf ball injuries, 149 |
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Norrie’s disease, 754, 755 |
after intraocular surgery, 109–111, |
Goodpasture’s syndrome, 466 |
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optic atrophies, 501–502 |
118–120 |
Gorlin’s syndrome, 199 |
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optic nerve coloboma, 503 |
lens, 634, 635, 636, 647, 657 |
graft-versus-host disease (GvHD) |
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p53 abnormalities, 22–23, 560 |
malignant, 635 |
conjunctivitis, 234 |
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persistent hyperplastic primary vitreous, |
neovascular, 408, 601 |
grafts see transplantation |
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747 |
nonsurgical trauma-related, 139, 140, 141, |
granular cell tumor, 562 |
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Peters’ anomaly, 261, 631 |
384–385, 647, 652 |
granular corneal dystrophies, 290–293, 295, |
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pseudoexfoliation syndrome, 372 |
normal anatomy, 625–627 |
296, 297 |
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retinal dystrophies |
normal outflow, 629 |
granulation tissue, 8 |
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cone–rod, 444 |
normal-tension, 628, 629, 638 |
granulocytic (myelogenous) leukemia, |
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juvenile retinoschisis, 438, 439, 440 |
optic nerve, 620, 628, 636, 638, 658–660 |
353–354 |
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North Carolina macular, 443 |
phacolytic, 76, 384–385 |
granuloma annulare, 97 |
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patterned of the RPE, 448 |
pigmentary, 647–650, 651 |
granuloma pyogenicum, 175 |
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retinitis pigmentosa, 445 |
primary closed-angle, 629, 633–636 |
granulomatous inflammation, 12–14, 73–98 |
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Sorsby fundus, 450 |
primary open-angle (POAG), 407, 628, |
blepharitis, 174 |
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Stargardt’s disease, 440, 441 |
629, 633, 636–639 |
dermoid cyst rupture, 541, 542 |
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retinoblastoma, 734–736, 745, 746 |
pseudoexfoliation-associated, 370–372 |
inflammatory pseudotumors, 571 |
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vitreoretinopathies, 491 |
pseudophakic, 109, 111, 118–120 |
nontraumatic infections, 77–93 |
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geographic atrophy, 429–430 |
pupillary block, 109, 111, 140, 141, 384, |
nontraumatic noninfectious |
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geographic choroiditis, 347–348 |
387 |
allergic granulomatosis, 184 |
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geographic–dot–fingerprint corneal dystrophy, |
retinal changes, 657–658 |
chalazia, 174–176 |
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286–289 |
after retinal detachment surgery, 125, 126, |
Chédiak–Higashi syndrome, 396 |
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geographic helicoid peripapillary |
128 |
familial chronic granulomatous disease |
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choroidopathy, 347–348 |
retinal vein occlusion, 407 |
of childhood, 98 |
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gerontoxon, 276–277 |
scleral changes, 657 |
granulomatous reaction to Descemet’s |
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ghost-cell (hemolytic) glaucoma, 647, |
secondary closed-angle, 639–645 |
membrane, 78, 97 |
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648–649 |
secondary open-angle, 76, 384–385, |
granulomatous scleritis, 96–97 |
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giant cell angiofibroma, 554 |
645–653 |
sarcoidosis, 14, 93–96 |
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giant cells, 7, 12, 13–14 |
spherophakia, 387 |
Vogt–Koyanagi–Harada syndrome, 74, |
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juvenile xanthogranuloma, 14, 344 |
surgery to control see glaucoma surgery |
97–98 |
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optic neuritis, 507–509, 513 |
complications |
Weber–Christian disease, 188 |
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Takayasu’s disease, 402 |
suspect, 629 |
xanthogranuloma, 14, 186, 314, |
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giant papillary conjunctivitis, 234 |
uveal melanoma, 644, 645, 646–647, 650– |
343–344 |
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glass foreign bodies, 147 |
652, 653, 706 |
orbit, 533–534 |
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glaucoma, 625–660 |
glaucoma surgery complications, 133 |
posttraumatic |
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anterior chamber angle, 136–137, 630, |
choroidal detachment, 109 |
foreign-body granuloma, 76 |
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637, 638–639, 654–655 |
failure of filtration, 123 |
phacoanaphylactic endophthalmitis, |
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aphakic, 118–120, 655 |
malignant glaucoma, 635 |
14, 73–74, 75–76, 384 |
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bimatoprost treatment, 188 |
stripping of Descemet’s membrane, 106, |
sympathetic uveitis, 14, 73–75, 76 |
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ciliary body, 645–647, 657 |
108 |
granulomatous vasculitis, 184 |
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Coats’ disease, 753 |
glaucomatocyclitic crisis, 645–647 |
see also temporal arteritis; Wegener’s |
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as complication of cataracts, 384–385 |
glaukomflecken, 374, 635, 636 |
granulomatosis |
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congenital, 629–633 |
glial fibrillary acidic protein, 19 |
Graves’ disease, 536–538 |
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Lowe’s syndrome, 367–368 |
glioblastoma multiforme, 518 |
Grayson–Wilbrandt dystrophy, 290 |
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meningocutaneous angiomatosis, 30 |
glioma |
Gregg’s syndrome, 43–44 |
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rubella, 43 |
neural retina, 462, 757 |
grouped pigmentation (bear tracks), 396–397, |
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congenital oculodermal melanocytosis, |
optic nerve, 514–518, 519 |
691, 692 |
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671 |
glioneuroma, 689, 690 |
growth changes, 25 |
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Index 775
growth hormone, diabetic retinopathy, 606, |
hereditary deep dystrophy of Schlichting |
honeycomb (Thiel–Behnke) dystrophy, 290, |
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617 |
(posterior polymorphous |
291, 292–293, 295 |
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Gruber’s syndrome, 50, 51 |
dystrophy), 307, 640 |
hordeola, 174 |
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guinea worm, 92 |
hereditary endothelial dystrophy, congenital |
horn cysts, 202, 203, 204 |
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gunshot injury, 148 |
(CHED), 297, 308–309, 631 |
horseshoe retinal tears, 462, 464 |
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gutatte choroiditis, 442 |
hereditary fleck dystrophy, 241–242 |
Hudson–Stähli line, 310 |
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gutter degeneration, 278–279 |
hereditary hamartoma, disseminated see |
human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), 21, |
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gyrate atrophy of the choroid, 348 |
phakomatoses |
245 |
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H |
hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasia, 225 |
human leukocyte antigen (HLA) complex, |
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hereditary lymphedema, late-onset, 170–171, |
2–3, 17 |
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Haab’s striae, 307, 632, 633 |
225 |
Vogt–Koyanagi–Harada syndrome, 98 |
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hair follicles, tumors of or resembling, |
hereditary macular dystrophy, 450 |
human papilloma virus (HPV), 199, 211 |
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202–205 |
hereditary olivopontocerebellar degeneration, |
conjunctival papilloma, 243 |
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see also eyelash anomalies |
447 |
humoral immunity, 16, 18, 19 |
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Hallervorden–Spatz syndrome, 447 |
hereditary pigmented paravenous |
Hunter’s syndrome, 300 |
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Hallgren’s syndrome, 447 |
chorioretinal atrophy, 448 |
Hurler’s syndrome, 300, 308 |
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hamartoma, 29, 169 |
hereditary retinal dystrophies, 437–457 |
Hurler–Scheie compound, 300 |
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congenital sebaceous gland hyperplasia, |
herpes simplex virus (HSV) |
Hutchinson–Tay choroiditis, 442 |
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201 |
central corneal ulcers, 270–271, 272 |
Hutchison’s freckle (lentigo maligna), |
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disseminated hereditary see phakomatoses |
nonsuppurative nongranulomatous |
668–669, 673 |
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optic nerve, 520 |
chronic uveitis, 62–63 |
hyaline degeneration, 23 |
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orbit, 541, 543–546, 547 |
retinitis, 416, 418 |
hyaline dystrophies, 442 |
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retinal pigment epithelium, 685–686, 690 |
stromal keratitis, 267 |
hyaline fibromatosis, 169 |
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Hamazaki–Wesenberg bodies, 94 |
vesicular lesions, 176–177 |
hyaloid vessel remnants, 481–482, 483, 484, |
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Hand–Schüller–Christian disease, 568, 569 |
herpes zoster, 78–79, 176–177 |
748 |
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Hansen’s disease (leprosy), 81–82 |
dendritic keratitis, 270 |
hydatid cysts, 92 |
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Harada’s disease, 97–98 |
herpes zoster ophthalmicus, 78, 79 |
hydrocystoma, 189, 191 |
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hemangioendothelioma, 544, 545 |
herpesviruses |
hydropic degeneration, 23 |
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malignant see hemangiosarcoma |
Kaposi’s sarcoma, 549 |
hydrops |
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hemangioma |
see also cytomegalovirus; Epstein–Barr |
acute, 303 |
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epithelioid, 572–573 |
virus; herpes simplex virus; |
uveal, 355–356 |
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orbit, 544–545 |
varicella zoster virus |
hydroxychloroquine, 434–436 |
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retina, 415 |
heterochromia, di erential diagnosis, 694 |
Hymenoptera insect stings, 145 |
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uvea, 30, 31, 350–351, 352 |
heterochromia iridis, 334, 671 |
hypergammaglobulinemia, 302 |
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hemangiopericytoma, 351, 546–548 |
heterochromia iridum, 334, 671, 673, 706 |
hyperimmunoglobulin E ( Job) syndrome, 176 |
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hemangiosarcoma, 548 |
heterophoria, 128 |
hyperkeratosis, 165 |
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hematic cysts, 545 |
heterotropia, 128 |
hyperlipoproteinemia, primary familial, 453 |
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hematoma of the orbit, 534 |
hidrocystoma, 189, 191 |
hyperopia, holmium laser thermokeratoplasty, |
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hematopoiesis, choroid, 336 |
histamine, 1, 2 |
152 |
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hemidesmosomes, 134 |
histiocytes, 6, 7, 12, 19 |
hyperornithinemia, 348 |
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hemochromatosis, 24, 188 |
histiocytic disorders, reactive, 568–570 |
hyperplasia |
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hemoglobin sickle-cell (SC) disease, 125–126 |
histiocytoma, fibrous, 551–552 |
basic principles of pathology, 22 |
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hemolytic (ghost-cell) glaucoma, 647, |
histiocytosis, isolated congenital, 235 |
iris pigment (ectropion uveae), 68, |
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648–649 |
histiocytosis X see Langerhans’ cell |
336–338 |
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hemorrhagic chorioretinopathy, 433 |
histiocytosis (LCH) |
orbital hemangiosarcoma and, 548 |
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hemorrhagic infarction, retinal, 406–408, 409 |
histoplasmosis, 87 |
pseudoadenomatous, 349 |
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hemorrhagic necrosis, 23 |
presumed ocular histoplasmosis syndrome |
hypersensitivity, delayed see cell-mediated |
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hemorrhagic retinopathy, 407, 411–412, |
(POHS), 433–434 |
immunity |
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610–613 |
HIV (human immunodeficiency virus), 21, |
hypertensive retinopathy, 408–410 |
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hemosiderin, 24, 25 |
245 |
hypertrichosis, 170–171 |
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hemosiderosis, 24, 381 |
Hodgkin’s lymphoma (HL), 21, 578, 581 |
hypertrophy, 22 |
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hemosiderosis bulbi, 24, 148, 150 |
Hollenhorst plaques, 401, 402 |
hyphema |
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Henle (pseudoglands), conjunctivitis, 228 |
holmium laser injuries, 152 |
after intraocular surgery, 112 |
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Hennekam syndrome, 631 |
holmium laser thermokeratoplasty (LTK), |
juvenile xanthogranuloma, 343 |
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hepatolenticular degeneration, 310, 311 |
152 |
nonsurgical trauma, 135–136, 138 |
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Herbert’s pits, 231, 232 |
Holthouse–Batten superficial choroiditis, |
retinoblastoma, 736 |
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hereditary arthro-ophthalmopathies, 439, 440 |
442 |
hypoplasia, 22 |
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hereditary benign intraepithelial dyskeratosis |
Homer Wright rosettes, 740 |
iris, 50, 336, 337, 631, 632 |
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(HBID), 167, 241–242 |
homocystinuria, 385, 386, 457 |
optic nerve, 498–499 |
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776 Index
hypopyon
corneal ulcer with, 2, 273 endophthalmitis, 57, 58, 59, 60
hypotony, flat anterior chamber secondary to, 109
hypotrichosis, 170
I
ICE (iridocorneal endothelial) syndrome, 639–641, 642–644
ichthyosis congenita, 171–172
idiopathic juxtafoveolar retinal telangiectasis (IJRT), 753–754
idiopathic macular holes (IMH), 437 idiopathic macular telangiectasia, 753–754 idiopathic polypoidal choroidal vasculopathy
(IPCV), 434
idiopathic sclerosing inflammation of the orbit, 572
imidazole aminoaciduria, 447
immune reaction, penetrating keratoplasty, 130, 131
immunobiology
basic principles, 15–22 Graves’ disease, 537, 538 Mooren’s ulcer, 284 optic neuritis, 509, 510 retinoblastoma, 734
see also inflammation immunodeficiency diseases, 21–22
AIDS see AIDS Chédiak–Higashi syndrome, 396
hyperimmunoglobulin E ( Job) syndrome, 176
immunoglobulins, 9, 10, 11, 12, 18–19 corneal deposits, 302 hyperimmunoglobulin E syndrome,
176
monoclonal gammopathies, 581–583 ocular cicatricial pemphigoid, 230 phacoanaphylactic endophthalmitis, 76,
384 immunohistochemistry, 19–21
lymphoma, 21, 577–578, 579, 580 neurilemmoma, 559
immunologic conjunctivitis, 234–235 immunophenotyping, 21 immunotactoid keratopathy, 302 impetigo, 177
inclusion conjunctivitis (inclusion blennorrhea), 229, 231, 232
incontinentia pigmenti, 755–756 infantile hemangioma, 544, 545 infantile myofibromatosis, 551
infantile phytanic acid storage disease, 447 infection
inflammation and, 1 conjunctiva, 231–232 granulomatous, 77–93
intraocular surgery complications, 113, 121–122
nonsuppurative nongranulomatous, 61, 62–65
optic neuritis, 507 orbit, 532, 534, 535
presumed ocular histoplasmosis syndrome, 433–434
retina, 77, 78, 80, 88, 416, 418 retinal detachment surgery
complications, 125, 126, 127 skin, 176–178
stromal keratitis, 267–269 suppurative nongranulomatous, 59 vitreous opacities, 484–486
in pregnancy, fetal e ects see infectious embryopathy
infectious crystalline keratopathy (ICK), 313 infectious embryopathy, 43–44
cataracts, 43, 44, 365 congenital herpes simplex, 63
congenital rubella syndrome, 43–44 congenital syphilis, 82, 267–268 cytomegalic inclusion disease, 77 toxoplasmosis, 88
infectious mononucleosis, 63, 64 inflamed nevus, conjunctiva, 679 inflammation, 1–15
acute phase, 1–5 causes, 1, 57–59 chronic phase, 8–14
conjunctiva, 84, 121, 226–235 corneal see keratitis definition, 1
diabetes mellitus, 596, 606 granulomatous, 12–14, 73–98
dermoid cyst rupture, 541, 542 inflammatory pseudotumors, 571 nontraumatic infections, 77–93 nontraumatic noninfectious, 14, 93–98
allergic granulomatosis, 184 chalazia, 174–176 Chédiak–Higashi syndrome, 396 Weber–Christian disease, 188 xanthogranuloma, 14, 186, 314,
343–344 orbit, 533–534
posttraumatic, 14, 73–76, 384 lacrimal drainage system, 210–211 nongranulomatous, 9–12, 57–71
classification, 57–59 definition, 57
end stage of di use disease, 70–71 inflammatory pseudotumors, 571–573,
757 nonsuppurative, 57, 61–67 orbit, 532–533
sequelae, 67–70 sources, 57–59
suppurative, 57, 59–61 terminology, 57
optic nerve, 84, 507–513, 619 orbit, 532–534, 535, 571–573, 736 postsurgical
glaucoma surgery, 133
intraocular surgery, 113–114, 120–122 retinal detachment surgery, 125–126
retina, 63, 70, 77, 78, 80, 88, 416–418 retinoblastoma, 736
skin, 173–178, 188 staining patterns, 14–15 subacute phase, 5–8 vitreous opacities, 484–486 see also immunobiology
inflammatory pseudotumor, 235, 571–573, 757
infrared radiation injuries, 155, 368 see also holmium laser injuries
inherited retinal arteriolar tortuosity, 400 inorganic foreign bodies, 147–149, 311, 381,
383 insect stings, 145
insulin-like growth factor (IGF), 606, 617 interleukins, 4, 18, 19
ocular cicatricial pemphigoid, 230 vernal keratoconjunctivitis, 233
intermediate filaments, 19, 20 interstitial (stromal) keratitis, 267–269 intradermal nevus, eyelid, 669–670, 671
intraocular foreign bodies, 147–149, 311, 381, 383, 535
intraocular gas tamponade, 125 intraocular lenses, 109, 111, 113–115, 116,
117, 121 intraocular pressure
blood staining of the cornea, 135–136 blunt injury to eye, 147
central retinal vein occlusion, 407 during retinal detachment surgery, 125 glaucoma, 628–629, 635, 636, 654–660 after intraocular surgery, 113
after retinal detachment surgery, 126 tissue changes caused by elevated,
654–660 intraocular surgery
delayed complications, 115–123 immediate complications, 105–107 postoperative complications, 107–115
intraocular lenses, 109, 111, 113–115, 116, 117, 121
intrauterine infection see infectious embryopathy
intravascular papillary endothelial hyperplasia, 548
invasive acanthosis (pseudoepitheliomatous hyperplasia), 193, 195, 242
ionizing radiation injuries, 155, 156, 436 iridescent crystals of the macula, 442
Index 777
iridescent vitreous opacities, 486–487 iridocorneal endothelial (ICE) syndrome,
639–641, 642–644
iridocyclitis glaucoma, 645
nonsuppurative nongranulomatous, 61, 65, 66
toxoplasmosis, 88 traumatic, 138
iridodialysis
blunt trauma, 138, 140
with intraocular surgery, 106 iridodiastis, 338
iridoschisis, 641–642, 645 iris
ciliary body inflammation see iridocyclitis congenital anomalies
aniridia, 50, 336
chromosomal aberrations, 38, 39 coloboma, 38, 338–339
cysts, 339–340, 643, 684
ectopic lacrimal gland tissue, 336 glaucoma, 631, 632 heterochromia iridis, 334, 671
heterochromia iridum, 334, 671, 673 hypoplasia, 50, 336, 337, 631, 632 Marfan’s syndrome, 385–387 Miller’s syndrome, 49, 50 neurofibromatosis, 32, 33
peripheral dysgenesis, 262–264 persistent pupillary membrane, 334 pigment epithelium, 336–341,
385–387, 684, 686, 688 rubella, 44
diabetes mellitus, 599–601 dystrophies, 640–642
glaucoma, 631, 632, 633–634, 635, 637, 639–652, 655
heterochromia iridis, 334, 671 heterochromia iridum, 334, 671, 673, 706 inflammation see iritis
neovascularization (rubeosis iridis), 344–346, 404, 408, 409, 600–601
glaucoma, 636, 642–643, 652, 655 retinoblastoma, 736, 738, 746
nonsurgical trauma, 138, 139, 140 iron deposition, 148, 149, 150
normal anatomy, 333, 334
pigment dispersion syndrome, 647–650, 651
pigment epithelium
congenital anomalies, 336–341, 385–387, 643
pigment dispersion syndrome, 649 pseudoexfoliation syndrome, 370, 371,
372
tumors, 684, 686, 688, 689 vacuolation, 599–600
pseudoexfoliation syndrome, 369, 370, 371, 372
sarcoidosis, 94
sequelae of uveitis, 68, 69 surgical trauma
cyst formation, 119, 120 epithelial downgrowth, 119–120 incarceration, 109, 110 inflammation, 113
iridovitreal adhesions, 483 systemic diseases a ecting, 343 tumors, 350, 351, 353, 355
color–metastatic risk relation, 715 melanotic, 644, 645, 646–647, 684, 686, 688, 689, 693–697, 723
rhabdomyosarcoma, 698 iris bombé, 68, 69
iris nevus syndrome, 640, 641, 642 iritis, 62
aseptic, 113
after intraocular surgery, 113 iron deposition, 310
basic principles of pathology, 24, 25 Fleischer rings, 303, 304, 309, 310 from intraocular foreign body, 148, 149,
150
lens, 148, 149, 150, 381, 383 irradiation injuries, 155, 156, 436 irrigating fluids, 112
irritated seborrheic keratosis (IFK), 193 Irvine–Gass syndrome, 122–123 ischemia, retinal, 401–406, 407
ischemic arteritic optic neuropathy, 507–509 ischemic nonarteritic optic neuropathy,
619–620 ischemic oculopathy, 403–404
ischemic retinopathy see hemorrhagic retinopathy
Ivemark syndrome, 631
J
Jadasshon nevus, 190 Jansen’s syndrome, 439
Janus family tyrosine kinase ( Jak3), 16 jaundice, 235
Jeune’s asphyxiating thoracic dystrophy, 447 Job (hyperimmunoglobulin E) syndrome, 176 junctional nevus
conjunctiva, 677–679, 683 eyelid, 669
juvenile diabetes mellitus, 596 optic nerve, 619 snowflake cataract, 599
juvenile disciform degeneration of the macula, 433–434
juvenile familial nephrophthisis, 447 juvenile fibromatosis, 550–551 juvenile glaucoma, primary, 629 juvenile hemangioma, 544, 545
juvenile hyaline fibromatosis, 169
juvenile melanoma (spindle-cell nevus), 679 juvenile pilocytic astrocytoma of the optic
nerve, 514–518, 519 juvenile retinoschisis, 437–440, 757 juvenile rheumatoid arthritis ( JR), 67 juvenile xanthogranuloma ( JXG), 14, 186,
314, 343–344, 568 juxtacanalicular connective tissue, 625, 626,
637
K
Kabuki (make-up) syndrome, 170, 753 Kaposi’s sarcoma (KS), 548–549 Kartagener’s syndrome, 447 karyotypes, 36, 37
Kayser–Fleischer rings, 149, 310–311 Kearns–Sayre syndrome, 447, 538, 539 keloids, corneal, 135, 259–260 keratin, 19
keratitis
acquired herpes simplex virus, 63 after intraocular surgery, 111 nonulcerative, 266–269 pigmented corneal plaques, 313 sequelae, 274
ulcerative, 269–274 ultraviolet-induced, 156
keratitis sicca, 274–275 keratitis–ichthyosis–deafness (KID)
syndrome, 172, 256 keratoacanthoma, 193–194, 195, 242 keratoconjunctivitis
epidemic, 266
superior limbic, 266–267 vernal, 5, 233–234
keratoconjunctivitis sicca, 223, 236, 256, 275 keratoconus, 302–304, 309
posterior, 262 keratoglobus, 304–305 keratomalacia, 276 keratomileusis, 131–132 keratophakia, 131
keratoplasties, complications, 129–133, 152 keratoprostheses, 132–133
keratosis, benign, 196
Ki-67 labeling index, 244–245
Kimura’s disease (angiolymphoid hyperplasia with eosinophilia), 548, 572–573
kinins, 2
Kjer optic atrophy, 501
Klebsiella rhinoscleromatis, 85 Klinefelter’s syndrome, 39, 756 Klippel–Trenaunay–Weber syndrome, 52
Knapp–Ronne malignant melanoma of the choroid, 705
Kniest’s syndrome, 439 Knobloch syndrome, 492
778 Index
|
Knudson’s two-hit model, retinoblastoma, |
exfoliation, 368 |
leukocytes |
|
734–735 |
general reactions, 365–368 |
basic principles of pathology |
|
Krukenberg’s spindle, 309, 648, 650 |
Marfan’s syndrome, 387, 388 |
acute inflammation, 2, 3, 4–5, 6 |
|
Kuhnt–Junius macular degeneration see age- |
normal anatomy, 361, 362 |
chronic inflammation, 9–13, 14–15 |
|
related macular degeneration |
pseudoexfoliation syndrome, 368–373 |
immunobiology, 15–19 |
|
(ARMD), wet |
rupture, 75–76, 106, 368 |
subacute inflammation, 6–8 |
|
Kveim test, 93–94 |
cataract see cataracts |
familial chronic granulomatous disease of |
|
L |
congenital anomalies, 34, 361–365, |
childhood, 98 |
|
367–368, 372, 381–384, |
lymphocytes see lymphocytes |
|
|
Labrador keratopathy, 279–282 |
385–388 |
suppurative nongranulomatous |
|
lacrimal drainage system, 209–212 |
Mittendorf ’s dot, 481 |
inflammation, 59, 60, 61 |
|
congenital anomalies, 210 |
cortex and nucleus, 362, 365, 375–380, |
leukokoria |
|
ectopic lacrimal gland tissue, 336, 337, |
599 |
pseudogliomas, 747, 750, 751, 754, 757 |
|
543 |
diabetes mellitus, 599 |
retinoblastoma, 736, 738 |
|
inflammation, 210–211 |
ectopic, 385–388 |
leukoma, 259, 260, 267 |
|
normal anatomy, 209–210 |
Elschnig’s pearls, 117, 118 |
corneal tattooing, 311, 312 |
|
streptothrix infection, 84, 85, 210, 211 |
epithelium, 361, 362 |
leukoplakia, 168, 196, 244 |
|
tumors, 211–212, 564–568 |
degeneration and atrophy, 374, 635 |
light energy retinopathy, 155 |
|
lacrimo-auriculo-dento-digital (LADD) |
proliferation and migration, |
lightning injuries, 156 |
|
syndrome, 256 |
373–374 |
Lignac’s disease (cystinosis), 299–302, 314, |
|
lactate dehydrogenase (LDH), 741 |
glaucoma, 634, 635, 636, 647, 657 |
447 |
|
Lafora’s disease, 454, 455 |
intraocular inflammation sequelae, 68 |
Lignac–Fanconi syndrome, 447 |
|
lamina cribrosa, 497 |
nonsurgical trauma |
limbal dermoids, 265–266 |
|
Langerhans’ cell histiocytosis (LCH), 568, |
contusion, 138–140, 141 |
limbal ectasia, 632 |
|
569 |
copper deposition, 149, 381 |
limbal staphyloma, 632 |
|
Langerhans’ granulomatosis (LCH), 568, 569 |
electrical injuries, 152–153 |
limbal stem cells |
|
Lange’s fold, 398 |
iron deposition, 148, 149, 150, 381, |
corneal, 134, 255–256 |
|
Langhans’ giant cell, 12, 13 |
383 |
idiopathic deficiency, 223 |
|
large cell acanthoma, 194–195 |
rupture, 75–76, 368 |
limbus girdle of Vogt, 283–284 |
|
laryngo-onycho-cutaneous (LOC) syndrome, |
normal/abnormal comparison, 382 |
linear nevus sebaceus syndrome, 201 |
|
225 |
normal anatomy, 361, 362 |
lipemia retinalis, 596, 598 |
|
laser injuries, 152, 155, 156 |
nucleus, 362, 380 |
lipid deposits |
|
laser subepithelial keratomileusis (LASEK), |
phacoanaphylactic endophthalmitis, 14, |
arcus senilis, 276–277 |
|
132 |
73–74, 75–76, 130, 384 |
conjunctival, 238 |
|
laser-assisted in situ keratomileusis (LASIK), |
surgical trauma, 106, 109, 116–117, 118 |
lipid granuloma of the frontal bone, 534 |
|
131–132 |
lenses (intraocular), 109, 111, 113–115, 116, |
lipid keratopathy, 283 |
|
lattice corneal dystrophies (LCDs), 238, 290, |
117, 121 |
lipidic degeneration, 283, 430, 713 |
|
291, 294–297 |
lenticonus/lentiglobus |
lipidoses, 450–454 |
|
lattice degeneration of retina, 466–467 |
anterior, 363 |
lipoblastoma of the scalp, congenital, 169 |
|
Laugier–Hunziker syndrome, 248 |
posterior, 363–364, 757 |
lipofuscin, 24, 25 |
|
Laurence–Mood–Biedl syndrome, 447 |
lentigo |
lipogranulomatous eyelid inflammation, |
|
lead foreign bodies, 147–148 |
conjunctiva, 676 |
174–176 |
|
Leber’s congenital amaurosis, 400, 447 |
eyelid, 667–669, 673 |
lipoid proteinosis, 187 |
|
Leber’s hereditary optic neuropathy (or |
lentigo maligna, 668–669, 673 |
lipoma, orbit, 550 |
|
atrophy; LHON), 501–502, |
LEOPARD (multiple lentigines syndrome), |
liposarcoma, orbit, 550, 551 |
|
538 |
668 |
liquefaction necrosis, 23 |
|
Leber’s miliary aneurysms, 753 |
leproma, 81 |
Lisch corneal dystrophy, 286 |
|
Leber’s stellate maculopathy see neuroretinitis |
leprosy (Hansen’s disease), 81–82 |
lissencephaly, 49 |
|
lecithin cholesterol acyltransferase (LCAT) |
lethal midline granuloma form of NK/T-cell |
Litten’s sign, 412 |
|
deficiency, 302 |
lymphoma, 184, 185, 249, 536 |
Loa loa, 91, 92 |
|
Leigh’s disease, 50 |
Letterer–Siwe disease, 568, 569 |
LOC (laryngo-onycho-cutaneous) syndrome, |
|
leiomyoma |
leukemias, 184, 185 |
225 |
|
orbit, 554–555 |
conjunctiva, 248 |
Louis-Bar syndrome (ataxia-telangiectasia), |
|
uveal, 350, 351 |
immunophenotyping, 21 |
36 |
|
leiomyosarcoma, 350, 554, 555 |
lacrimal drainage system, 210 |
Lowe’s syndrome, 367–368 |
|
lens, 361–388 |
optic nerve, 522 |
lupus erythematosus, 182–183, 403 |
|
capsule (epithelial basement membrane), |
orbit, 581, 582 |
Lyell’s disease, 181 |
|
365–373 |
retinopathy, 403, 436, 458 |
Lyme disease, 83–84 |
|
elasticity, 365, 366 |
uvea, 353–354, 355 |
lymphangiectasia, 226 |
|
|
|
|
Index 779
lymphangiectasia hemorrhagica, 226 |
macular degeneration, 423–436 |
di erential diagnosis, 720 |
|
lymphangioma, orbit, 545–546, 547 |
age-related (ARMD) |
histogenesis, 707 |
|
lymphedema |
exudative (wet), 426, 427, 430–432 |
prognosis, 715–716 |
|
congenital conjunctival, 225 |
non-exudative (dry), 426, 427, |
spongiform scleropathy, 720–721 |
|
late-onset hereditary, 170–171, 225 |
428–430 |
unsuspected melanomas, 720 |
|
lymphocytes |
“bull’s eye”, 434–436 |
conjunctiva, 314, 355, 682–684 |
|
basic principles of pathology |
cystoid macular edema, 122–123, 124 |
eyelid, 672–676 |
|
chronic inflammation, 9–13, 14–15 |
drusen, 425–428, 430–431, 432 |
iris, 693–697 |
|
immunobiology, 15–19 |
exudative, secondary to focal choroiditis, |
glaucoma secondary to, 644, 645, 646– |
|
herpes stromal keratitis, 267 |
433–434 |
647, 650–652, 653, 706 |
|
immunologic conjunctivitis, 234, 235 |
idiopathic central serous choroidopathy, |
lacrimal drainage system, 212 |
|
ocular cicatricial pemphigoid, 229, 230 |
424 |
necrosis, 59 |
|
trachoma, 232 |
idiopathic polypoidal choroidal |
optic disc, 722 |
|
vernal keratoconjunctivitis, 233–234 |
vasculopathy, 434 |
orbit, 719, 722 |
|
lymphoepithelial lesion of Godwin, benign, |
idiopathic serous detachment of the RPE, |
retina, 757 |
|
532–533, 535 |
423, 424, 430 |
unsuspected, 720 |
|
lymphogranuloma venereum, 232 |
microcystoid, 144, 607, 610, 612 |
vitreous opacities, 487 |
|
lymphoid hyperplasia |
vitelliform, 442, 443 |
malignant mesenchymoma, 562 |
|
conjunctiva, 229, 249 |
macular detachment, serous, optic pits, 504 |
malignant mixed tumor, orbit, 565, 566 |
|
reactive, 573, 574 |
macular dystrophy, 441, 443–444, 448, 450 |
malignant neoplasm, 22 |
|
lymphoid infiltration, uveal, 355 |
macular edema |
malignant peripheral nerve sheath tumors, |
|
lymphokines, 15, 17 |
clinically significant (CSME), 607 |
559–560 |
|
lymphoma, 184–185 |
cystoid, 122–123, 124, 483, 705, 706 |
malignant rhabdoid tumor, 555 |
|
conjunctival, 248–249 |
diabetic, 607, 612, 618–619 |
malignant syringoma, 206 |
|
diagnostic criteria for extranodal, 571 |
macular holes, idiopathic (IMH), 437 |
malignant teratoid medulloepithelioma, 687, |
|
immunophenotyping, 21 |
macular neuroretinopathy, acute, 416–417 |
688 |
|
lacrimal drainage system, 210, 212 |
macular pucker, 458 |
MALT lymphoma, 248, 576, 579 |
|
orbit, 536, 573–581 |
macular type retinal detachment, 465 |
mantle cell lymphoma (MCL), 580 |
|
subtype characteristics, 577–578 |
macular vitreous traction syndrome see cystoid |
map–dot–fingerprint corneal dystrophy, |
|
uvea, 353–355 |
macular edema |
286–289 |
|
uveitis, 113, 354 |
maculopathy, unilateral acute idiopathic |
Marfan’s syndrome, 385–387, 388 |
|
vitreous opacities, 487 |
(UAIM), 418 |
conjunctival manifestations, 235 |
|
lymphomatoid granulomatosis, 570–571 |
Ma uci’s syndrome, 545 |
marginal ulcer (keratitis), 269–270 |
|
lysergic acid diethylamide (LSD), 45 |
maggots, 93 |
Maroteaux–Lamy syndrome, 299, 300, 450 |
|
lysosomal enzymes, 6 |
magnocellular nevus see melanocytoma |
Marshall–Smith syndrome, 631 |
|
lysosomal sphingolipid storage disease, |
major histocompatibility complex (MHC), 2, |
Marx’s line, 224 |
|
451–452 |
17 |
massive gliosis, 461–462, 744 |
|
lysosomes, 4 |
in humans see human leukocyte antigen |
massive neural retinal fibrosis, 756 |
|
M |
(HLA) complex |
massive periretinal proliferation (proliferative |
|
retinoblastoma, 734 |
vitreoretinopathy), 127, 494 |
|
|
macroaneurysms, retinal arterial/arteriolar, |
make-up (Kabuki) syndrome, 170, 753 |
massive vitreous retraction (proliferative |
|
412, 413 |
malacoplakia, 209 |
vitreoretinopathy), 127, 494 |
|
macrocephaly–cutis marmorata telangiectatica |
malaria, 89–90 |
mast cells, 4, 5, 6 |
|
congenita (M-CMTC), 734 |
malattia Lèventinese, 442 |
ocular allergy, 232–233, 234 |
|
macroglobulinemia, 581, 582 |
malignant acquired melanosis, 681, 682 |
ocular cicatricial pemphigoid, 230 |
|
macrophages |
malignant atrophic papulosis, 186 |
matrix metalloproteinases, 615 |
|
basic principles of pathology |
malignant cylindroma see adenoid cystic |
measles, 64 |
|
chronic granulomatous inflammation, |
carcinoma |
Meckel’s syndrome, 50, 51 |
|
12 |
malignant fibrous histiocytoma (MFH), |
medullated nerve fibers, 399 |
|
immunobiology, 16, 17, 18, 19 |
551–552 |
medulloepithelioma, 487, 686–688, 757 |
|
subacute inflammation, 6, 7, 8 |
malignant glaucoma, 635 |
Meesmann’s dystrophy, 286, 287 |
|
ocular cicatricial pemphigoid, 230 |
malignant hemangioendothelioma, 548 |
megalocornea, 257–258 |
|
phacoanaphylactic endophthalmitis, 76, |
malignant melanoma |
meibomian glands, chalazia, 174–176 |
|
384 |
associated retinopathy (MAR), 436–437 |
melanin, 24, 25, 309 |
|
phacolytic glaucoma, 76, 384–385 |
ciliary body and choroid, 702–721 |
Krukenberg’s spindle, 309, 648, 650 |
|
vitreous opacities, 484–486 |
associated cytology, 720 |
tumors see melanotic tumors |
|
macroreticular dystrophy, 448 |
associated findings, 716–720 |
melanocytes, 667, 668 |
|
maculae, corneal, 259, 267 |
classification, 707–715 |
see also melanotic tumors |
|
macular corneal dystrophies, 290, 293–294 |
clinical presentation, 703–707 |
melanocytic nevus see nevus |
|
|
|
|
|
780 Index
|
melanocytoma |
see also cystinosis; diabetes mellitus; |
monoclonal antibodies, 19–21 |
|
ciliary body and choroid, 701, 723 |
lipidoses; |
monoclonal gammopathies, orbit, 581–583 |
|
iris, 693, 723 |
mucopolysaccharidoses; |
monocytes |
|
optic disc, 721–722 |
ochronosis |
basic principles of pathology |
|
melanoma-associated retinopathy (MAR), |
metallic foreign bodies, 147–149, 311, 381, |
chronic granulomatous inflammation, |
|
436–437 |
383 |
12 |
|
melanomalytic glaucoma, 650–652, 653 |
metaplasia, 22 |
immunobiology, 16, 17, 18, 19 |
|
melanosis, primary acquired (PAM), 678, |
metastatic calcification, 24 |
subacute inflammation, 6, 7, 8 |
|
680–682, 683 |
metastatic tumors |
see also epithelioid cells; macrophages |
|
melanosis oculi (congenital ocular |
eyelids, 209 |
mononuclear (MN) phagocytes, 6, 7, 8, 12, 19 |
|
melanocytosis), 677, 678, 679 |
intraocular, 355, 356 |
Mooren’s ulcer, 284–285 |
|
melanotic freckle of Hutchison (lentigo |
melanoma, 675, 683, 697, 707, 713–714, |
morgagnian globules, 375–376 |
|
maligna), 668–669, 673 |
715, 719 |
morning-glory syndrome, 502, 504 |
|
melanotic tumors, 667–723 |
meningioma, 520 |
Morquio-like syndromes, 300 |
|
choroid and ciliary body, 697–721, 723 |
neural retinal, 462, 463 |
Morquio’s syndrome A, 300, 450 |
|
ciliary body pigment epithelium, 686–688, |
optic nerve, 522 |
mosaic degeneration of the cornea, 285 |
|
689, 690, 692–693 |
orbit, 583, 585 |
mosaicism, 42–43 |
|
conjunctiva, 314, 355, 676–684 |
retinoblastoma, 745, 746 |
mucoceles, 583, 584 |
|
eyelids, 667–676 |
uveal, 721 |
mucoepidermoid carcinoma, 247–248, 564, |
|
iris, 693–697, 723 |
vitreous opacities, 487 |
566–568 |
|
iris pigment epithelium, 684, 686, 688, |
microabscesses, vitreous, 15 |
mucolipidoses, 299, 450–451 |
|
689 |
microaneurysms, retinal capillary, 604–605, |
mucopolysaccharidoses, 298–299, 300, 447, |
|
malignant melanoma see malignant |
608 |
450, 451 |
|
melanoma |
microblepharon, 170 |
Mucor, 86 |
|
optic nerve, 721–722 |
microcornea, 257, 258 |
mucormycosis (phycomycosis; zygomycosis), |
|
orbit, 719, 722 |
microcystic adnexal carcinoma, 206, 207–208 |
86 |
|
retinal pigment epithelium, 685–686, |
microcystic (dot-fingerprint-geographic) |
orbital inflammation, 532, 534 |
|
688–692, 693 |
dystrophy, 286–289 |
mucosa-associated lymphoid tissue lymphoma |
|
MELAS, 539–540 |
microcystoid degeneration, retina, 144, 418– |
see MALT lymphoma |
|
Melkersson–Rosenthal syndrome, 173, 174 |
420, 421, 422, 607, 610, 612 |
Muir–Torre syndrome, 202 |
|
meningioma |
microdot stromal degeneration, 285 |
Multiceps multiceps, 92 |
|
angioblastic type, 547 |
microphthalmos, 41, 47, 48 |
multifocal eosinophilic granuloma see Hand– |
|
optic nerve, 518–520 |
with cyst, 531–532 |
Schüller–Christian disease |
|
meningocutaneous angiomatosis, 30–31 |
microsporidiosis, 90, 266 |
multifocal ischemic choroidopathy, acute, |
|
Menkes’ kinky-hair disease, 51, 52 |
microwave injuries, 155 |
416 |
|
Meretoja dystrophy (LCD type II), 296, |
midline lethal granuloma syndrome, 184, 185, |
multinucleated inflammatory giant cells, 7, 12 |
|
491 |
249, 536 |
multiple endocrine neoplasia (MEN), 34, 35 |
|
Merkel cell carcinoma, 208–209 |
migration inhibitory factor (MIF), 17 |
multiple evanescent white-dot syndrome |
|
mesenchymal tumors |
Mikulicz’s disease/syndrome, 532 |
(MEWDS), 416–417, 418 |
|
eyelid, 209 |
see also benign lymphoepithelial lesion of |
multiple hamartoma syndrome, 204 |
|
lacrimal drainage system, 212 |
Godwin |
multiple lentigines syndrome, 668 |
|
orbit, 541, 546–558 |
milla, 188–189 |
multiple myeloma, 582, 583 |
|
bone, 557–558 |
Miller’s syndrome, 49–50 |
multiple sclerosis, 509, 510, 511 |
|
cartilage, 557 |
Milroy’s disease, 225 |
mummular keratitis, 266 |
|
fatty, 550, 551 |
minimal-pigment oculocutaneous albinism, |
Munson’s sign, 302 |
|
fibrous, 550–554 |
395 |
muscae volitantes, 483 |
|
muscle, 554–557, 563–564 |
minocycline hydrochloride, 236 |
muscle tumors |
|
vascular, 546–549 |
MIRAgel, 129 |
orbit, 554–557, 563–564 |
|
mesodermal–ectodermal dysgenesis of cornea, |
mitochondrial encephalomyopathy, lactic |
uvea, 350 |
|
260 |
acidosis, and strokelike episodes |
mustard gas, 151–152 |
|
mesoectodermal leiomyoma, 350, 351, 555 |
(MELAS), 539–540 |
mutton-fat keratic precipitates, 73, 74, 80, |
|
metabolic disorders |
mitochondrial myopathies, 538–540 |
94 |
|
cataracts, 381–384 |
Kearns–Sayre syndrome, 447, 538, 539 |
myasthenia gravis, 538 |
|
conjunctival manifestations, 235, 451 |
Leber’s hereditary optic neuropathy/ |
Mycobacterium avium-intracellulare, 87 |
|
familial chronic granulomatous disease of |
atrophy, 501–502, 538 |
Mycobacterium leprae, 81 |
|
childhood, 98 |
Mittendorf ’s dot, 481 |
Mycobacterium tuberculosis, 79–80 |
|
optic neuritis secondary to, 511, 513 |
mole, common see intradermal nevus |
mycosis fungoides, 185 |
|
pseudopigmentation, 684 |
molluscum contagiosum, 176, 177 |
orbit, 576, 580–581 |
|
retinal dystrophies, 450–457 |
mongolism (trisomy 21; 47,21+), 39 |
mycotic keratitis, 272–273 |
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Index 781
myelinated nerve fibers, 399 |
see also juvenile pilocytic astrocytoma of |
nonguttate corneal endothelial degeneration, |
|
myelogenous (granulocytic) leukemia, |
the optic nerve; neurilemmoma; |
309 |
|
353–354 |
neurofibromatosis |
nonkeratinized epithelial (conjunctival) cyst, |
|
myeloid sarcoma, 581 |
neurilemmoma, 355, 558–559, 560 |
540, 542 |
|
myeloma cysts, 341 |
neuroblastoma, 561 |
Nonne–Milroy–Meige disease, 225 |
|
myiasis, 93 |
metastatic, 583, 585 |
nonsurgical trauma see trauma, nonsurgical |
|
myocilin gene mutations, 636, 638 |
neurocutaneous pattern syndromes, 169 |
nontraumatic infections see bacterial diseases; |
|
myoepithelioma (eccrine spiradenoma), |
neurodegenerative process, diabetes, 602 |
fungal diseases; parasitic |
|
206–207, 568 |
neuroendocrine carcinoma, 208–209 |
infections; viral diseases |
|
myopia |
neurofibromatosis, 31–34 |
Noonan’s syndrome, 42 |
|
neural retinal detachment, 462 |
corneal involvement, 314 |
Norrie’s disease, 754–755 |
|
optic nerve, 504–505 |
glaucoma, 631 |
North Carolina macular dystrophy, 443–444 |
|
myopic retinopathy, 423 |
optic nerve tumors, 514, 519 |
nuclear cataracts, 379, 380, 381–382, 599 |
|
myotonia congenita, 538 |
neurofilament, 19 |
null lymphocytes, 19 |
|
myotonic dystrophy, 447, 538 |
neuromyelitis optica, 510–511 |
nutritional diseases, 511, 513 |
|
myxoma |
neuron-specific enolase, 19 |
O |
|
conjunctival, 244 |
neuronal ceroid lipofuscinosis, 447 |
|
|
corneal, 314 |
neuroparalytic keratopathy, 276 |
occlusio pupillae, 68, 69 |
|
orbit, 564 |
neuroretinitis, 510, 513 |
ochronosis, 314–315 |
|
N |
neurosensory retina see retina (neural) |
ocular albinism, 396 |
|
neutrophils |
ocular cicatricial pemphigoid, 229–230 |
|
|
nail–patella syndrome, 631 |
phacoanaphylactic endophthalmitis, 76 |
ocular hypertension, 629 |
|
Nama keratopathy, 279–282 |
vernal keratoconjunctivitis, 234 |
ocular ischemic syndrome (OIS; ischemic |
|
Nance–Horan syndrome, 257 |
nevoxanthoendothelioma see juvenile |
oculopathy), 403–404 |
|
nanophthalmos, 48 |
xanthogranuloma |
ocular myiasis, 93 |
|
nasolacrimal duct, 209, 210 |
nevus |
oculoauriculofrontonasal syndrome, 170 |
|
natural killer (NK)/T-cell lymphoma, |
ciliary body and choroid, 697–702, 708, |
oculoauriculovertebral dysplasia, 265 |
|
184–185 |
723 |
oculocerebrorenal syndrome of Lowe, |
|
conjunctiva, 249 |
conjunctiva, 676–680, 683, 684 |
367–368 |
|
orbit, 536 |
cornea, 314 |
oculocerebrorenal syndrome of Miller, 49–50 |
|
Naumann’s sign, 369 |
eyelid, 669–672 |
oculocutaneous albinism (OCA), 394–396 |
|
nebulae, corneal, 259, 267 |
iris, 693, 694, 723 |
oculodentodigital dysplasia (ODDD) |
|
necrobiotic xanthogranuloma, 186 |
neurofibromatosis, 32, 33, 34 |
syndrome, 634 |
|
necrosis |
optic nerve, 721–722 |
oculomedin, 639 |
|
acute retinal, 417–418 |
terminology, 669 |
Oguchi’s disease, 400 |
|
basic principles of pathology, 23 |
nevus lipomatosus (pedunculated nevus), 169, |
oil droplet degeneration, 279–282 |
|
Coats’ disease, 752 |
240 |
oil globule reflex, 363 |
|
of intraocular neoplasms, 59 |
nevus of Ota see congenital oculodermal |
oligodendrocytoma, optic nerve, 518 |
|
retinal ischemia, 404–405 |
melanocytosis |
onchocerciasis, 268–269 |
|
retinoblastoma, 739, 741, 743, 744 |
nevus sebaceus of Jadassohn, 201–202, 265 |
oncocytoma, 207, 243, 244 |
|
uveal melanoma, 707, 709–710, 713 |
nevus verrucosus, 190 |
oncogenes, 22–23 |
|
necrotizing anterior scleritis, 316–317 |
night blindness, 396, 400, 445 |
malignant peripheral nerve sheath tumors, |
|
nematodes, 90–92 |
nodular anterior scleritis, 316 |
560 |
|
pseudogliomas, 751, 757 |
nodular fasciitis, orbit, 550 |
multiple endocrine neoplasia, 34 |
|
stromal keratitis, 268–269 |
nodular hidradenoma (eccrine spiradenoma), |
ophthalmomyiasis, 93 |
|
neonatal adrenoleukodystrophy, 447 |
206–207 |
optic disc edema, 96, 122–123, 505–507, 619, |
|
neonatal inclusion blennorrhea, 229, 232 |
nongranulomatous inflammation see |
636 |
|
neonatal isolated congenital histiocytosis, |
inflammation, |
optic nerve, 497–522 |
|
235 |
nongranulomatous |
atrophy, 501–502, 513–514, 515, 516 |
|
neonatal lens vacuoles, transient, 365, 366 |
non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma |
glaucoma, 620, 628, 658–660 |
|
neonatal retinal hemorrhages, 154 |
central nervous system (NHL-CNS), |
choroidal melanoma invasion, 716, 717, |
|
neonates, retinopathy of prematurity, 642, |
354–355 |
722 |
|
748–751 |
immunophenotyping, 21 |
congenital anomalies, 498–505 |
|
neoplasia, 22–23 |
lacrimal drainage system, 212 |
anomalous optic disc and cup shape, |
|
nerve growth factor, 233 |
orbit, 574–581 |
499–501, 633, 658, 659 |
|
Nettleship–Falls albinism, 396 |
uvea, 354–355 |
aplasia, 498, 500 |
|
neural retina see retina (neural) |
uveitis, 113, 354 |
atrophies, 501–502, 514, 515 |
|
neural tumors |
noncalcific band keratopathy, 279–282 |
coloboma, 502–504 |
|
orbit, 541, 558–561 |
nonchroma n paraganglioma, 561–562 |
conus, 501 |
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