011 November 2012 Best Image Finalists - Dislocated IOL and Retinal Detachment - Jason Calhoun - Photographer - Mayo Clinic Jacksonville
Retinal Detachment with Dislocated IOL Lensvu 1397 fois47-year old male who had trauma to the right eye. Patient had retinal detachment surgery in the past (Scleral Buckle), to the right eye. Patient came in with another retinal detachment with dislocated PC IOL lens. Notice the haptics tearing the retina. Patient underwent vitrectomy with gas exchange. VA was hand motion 1-day post op. (3 votes)
Central Retinal Vein Occlusionvu 816 fois (1 votes)
Toxoplasmosis - Vitreoretinal Tractionvu 1007 foisA 28-year old male who noticed an upper partial visual loss to his right eye for about 2-weeks. Diagnosed with retinitis and was put on acyclovir. Patient received second opinion due to culture of aqueous humor which was then diagnosed as Toxoplasmosis. VA was 20/25 in the right eye. Pt has been followed after for the past 7-months. (1 votes)
Grouped pigmentation - Bear Tracksvu 1581 fois71 year old caucasian woman with incidental finding of extensive grouped RPE hypertrophy. Routine colonoscopy performed in the preceding year was normal. (0 votes)
Central Retinal Vein Occlusion - Severe Optic Nerve Edemavu 924 fois15 yr old male presents with sudden onset of painless decreased vision in right eye x 6 days gradually worsening. No history of Trauma OD 20/30 OS 20/25, Diagnosis CRVO with ? Papillophlebitis. (0 votes)
Retinal Detachment Secondary to Irregular Retinal Tearvu 856 foisRetinal Detachment with Irregular Retinal Tear (1 votes)
14.5 secondsvu 883 foisCorresponding FA for Cilioretinal artery occlusion with early venous stasis retinopathy (1 votes)
Retinal Pigmintosavu 911 fois28-year old female with no light perception in the right eye. (1 votes)
Central Serous Retinopathyvu 1006 foisYoung male who comes in for follow up on CSR in the left eye. Patient had focal laser treatment 1-month ago. There are still spots of leaking and proceeded with another focal laser treatment. Notice the top of the hyperfluorescent area. (2 votes)
