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Dr. Saket Gandhi

Dr. Saket Gandhi

Fellow, Laxmi Eye Institute

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Cataract Refractive › Complicated cataract surgery

Hypopyon in Endophthalmitis

Mostly fungal in nature because of convexity/ non-mobile nature of the Hypopyon

Anatomy Optics › Iris and ciliary body anatomy

Iris Coloboma

- In a dilated iris

Anatomy Optics › Iris and ciliary body anatomy

Iris Coloboma with Cataract

an Atypical Iris coloboma ( infero temporal quadrant) with an underlying cataractous lens

Cornea › Corneal ulcer with hypopyon

Anterior staphyloma

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Cataract Refractive › Posterior capsular opacification

Posterior Capsular Opacification

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Glaucoma › Uveitic glaucoma

Peripheral Anterior Synechiae

Irido-corneal touch can be seen at the periphery causing synechiae formation

Ocular Trauma › Open globe injury

Traumatic hyphema

Blood in the anterior chamber with corneal laceration and iris tissue prolapse

Ocular Trauma › Blunt trauma

Iridodialysis

D-shaped pupil following traumatic iridodialysis

Cornea › Keratoconus

Kayser-Fleischer (KF) ring

It is caused by excess copper accumulating in the Descemet membrane and is a major clinical sign of Wilson's disease.

Retina Vitreous › Vitreous substitutes

Inverse Hypopyon

Hyperoleon/ Inverse hypopyon Seen in: Eyes filled with silicone oil (post-vitrectomy) → Silicone oil is lighter than aqueous, so cells float upward. Clinical Clues Pain, redness, photophobia, decreased vision Check for keratitis, corneal ulcer, or history of surgery

Ocular Trauma › Blunt trauma

Pattern Epithelial Abrasion

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Cornea › Herpes simplex keratitis

HSV Keratitis

Dendritic ulcers seen in epithelial HSV keratitis

Cornea › Penetrating keratoplasty (PK)

Post PKP surgery

Interrupted sutures with a corneal graft in situ

Ocular Trauma › Chemical injury

Epithelial Defect

Epithelial defect stained by flouroscein dye visualised under cobalt blue filter

Pediatric › Congenital corneal opacities

Ectropion uvea

The pigmented layer of the iris rolls outward onto its front surface which can be congenital (nonprogressive) or acquired (progressive).

Ocular Trauma › Open globe injury

Traumatic Iris Prolapse

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Cataract Refractive › Complicated cataract surgery

Postoperative stromal edema

Post operative cataract surgery corneal edema with an air bubble of <1/3 size in anterior chamber

Ocular Trauma › Blunt trauma

Staphyloma (ciliary)

A localized, bulging outpouching of the eye's outer wall near the ciliary body. It occurs about 2 to 3 mm behind the limbus ( and happens when weakened, thinned scleral tissue yields to normal internal eye pressure.

Cornea › Herpes simplex keratitis

Anterior Staphyloma

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Ocular Trauma › Blunt trauma

Hyphema

Blood in anterior chamber post trauma, along with subconjuctival hemorrhage

Cataract Refractive › Complicated cataract surgery

Postoperative residual cortex

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Cataract Refractive › Complicated cataract surgery

Anterior Chamber IOL with a PI

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Retina Vitreous › Myopic macular degeneration

Albinic Fundus

Ocular albinism

Cataract Refractive › Congenital cataract

Sutural and Blue Dot Cataract

Sutural (Y shaped) in yellow arrow and blue dot catarct (Red arrow)

Cornea › Limbal stem cell deficiency (LSCD)

Corneal/Limbal Dermoid

Pigmented Grade 2 limbal dermoid