Dr. Shubhi Sinha

Resident, Cmsdh, Kolkata

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Cornea › Corneal dystrophies

Epithelial Basement Membrane Dystrophy

Corneal epithelial irregularity with map-like lines, dots, and fingerprint patterns due to abnormal basement membrane formation.

Retina Vitreous › Macular hole

Full-Thickness Macular Hole

OCT demonstrating a full-thickness defect extending from the inner retinal surface to the RPE at the fovea.

Ocular Trauma › Eyelid laceration

Fish Hook Injury – Eyelid

Fish hook lodged in the subcutaneous plane of the eyelid, requiring careful assessment and controlled removal to avoid injury to the globe and eyelid structures.

Ocular Trauma › Open globe injury

Post-Traumatic Uveal Tissue Prolapse with Scarring

Slit-lamp photograph showing prolapsed uveal tissue through a traumatic corneal/scleral wound with surrounding fibrous scarring.

Uvea › Scleritis

Nodular episcleritis

Scleritis is a severe ocular inflammatory condition affecting the sclera, the outer covering of the eye. It can be categorized as anterior with diffuse, nodular, or necrotizing subtypes and posterior with diffuse or nodular subtypes. The presentation can vary depending on the location and subtype of scleritis and can be unilateral or bilateral. Nodular Multiple, well-defined, and non-moveable nodules Scleral edema and congestion of vessels Usually more localized

Oculoplasty › Dermoid cyst

Dermolipoma

A dermolipoma is a benign, congenital eye growth made of fat and connective tissue, typically appearing as a smooth, yellowish-white mass near the outer corner of the eye. It is a type of choristoma (normal tissue in an abnormal spot) that is present from birth