Diseases of the Cornea — Flashcards

_____ prevelance of >0.05% in population at risk(6 months to 6 years) signifies population risk for Vitamin A deficiency

Non-healing bacterial ulcers can be treated with debridement, chemical _____ with TCA or carbolic acid, or conjunctival flapping

_____ is the most common stromal dystrophy and is associated with amyloidosis

Microcornea is characterised by horizontal corneal diameter of _____ mm or less over 2 years of age or less than 9 mm in the newborn

Megalocornea is characterised by horizontal corneal diameter of _____ mm or more over 2 years of age or more than 12 mm in the newborn

_____ or Dendritic corneal ulcers are seen in Fluorescein slit lamp exam of Keratoconjunctivitis from HSV-1

In _____ corneal rejection, linear pattern of KPs called Khodadoust lines are noted

Staphyloma involves _____ tissue with cornea

The average central corneal thickness is around _____ mm, which gradually increases toward the periphery to around 0.7 mm.

Ghost vessels are seen in stage of _____ of interstitial keratitis in congenital syphilis