001 - January 2012 - Best Image Finalists - Winner - Occult Intraocular Foreign Body - Steve Levasseur, MD - University of British Columbia
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January 2012 - Best Image Finalists - Winner - Occult Intraocular Foreign Body - Steve Levasseur, MD - University of British Columbia
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Occult Metallic Intraocular Foreign Body - WINNER JANUARY 2011 - BEST IMAGEvu 3453 foisFundus photograph of a 28 year old male who presented with intermittent, painless, blurred vision of his left eye secondary to an occult metallic intraocular foreign body with old vitreous hemorrhage. He later admitted to feeling a mild gritty sensation of his affected eye while working with a circular saw the previous year. He was then misdiagnosed as having a subconjunctival hemorrhage from the emergency physician. He later underwent successful pars plana vitrectomy and foreign body removal.
(18 votes)
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Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy with Macular Holevu 3021 foisPatitent with diabetes diagnosed 12 years ago and low visual acuity. 
(5 votes)
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Optic Nerve Tumorvu 3676 fois21 year old male: Presents with a history of Von Hippel-Lindau Syndrome, diagnosed in 2005 affecting his left Optic Nerve, Brain, Spine, Kidney and Pancreas. He has undergone Laser for Retinal Hemangioma measuring 2/3-4/5DD -vs_ 1/3DD when originally diagnosed. However his visual acuity remains good 20/25. Patient has also undergone Neurosurgery in 2005 and Spinal cord in 2006. Recent MRI of spinal cord hemangioma showed stable tumors.
(6 votes)
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Acute Macula Neuroretinopathyvu 2575 fois39yr old male: Presents with Inferior Temporal Scotoma in his left eye, x 10 days with no change in shape or size, Visual acuity 20/25.
Most common sysptoms are described as sudden onset of one or more paracentral scotomas. {with the tip pointing toward the Fovea} without any other visual symptoms. Currently no treatment recommended.
(5 votes)
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Large mac hole OCTvu 2068 fois76 yof with large mac hole
VA: CF at 3ft
chance of spontaneous closure low; surgery option available
(3 votes)
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Occult Metallic Intraocular Foreign Body - WINNER JANUARY 2011 - BEST IMAGEvu 1182 foisFundus photograph of a 28 year old male who presented with intermittent, painless, blurred vision of his left eye secondary to an occult metallic intraocular foreign body with old vitreous hemorrhage. He later admitted to feeling a mild gritty sensation of his affected eye while working with a circular saw the previous year. He was then misdiagnosed as having a subconjunctival hemorrhage from the emergency physician. He later underwent successful pars plana vitrectomy and foreign body removal.
(0 votes)
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January 2012 - Best Image Finalists - Winner - Occult Intraocular Foreign Body - Steve Levasseur, MD - University of British Columbia
