Diseases of the Retina — Flashcards

"Splashed sauce" appearance on ophthalmoscopy is seen in _____

_____ is the spontaneous serous detachment of neurosensory retina in the macular region.

Increase in the size of the foveal avascular zone is seen in _____

_____ appearance of arteries and veins, and _____ like arteries are seen in CRAO (don't miss the obvious cherry red spot)

The image shows tobacco dust appearance (Shaffer's sign) suggestive of _____ retinal detatchment

What pathology is shown in the given image? _____

_____ are floaters, composed of calcium and lipids, seen in old age and in association with diabetes mellitus, hypertension, and high cholesterol levels.

_____ edema occurs due to a break in the inner and outer blood-retinal barrier.

_____ has numerous yellowish-white vitreous opacities that don’t sediment when the eye is immobile

_____ can be seen on angiography in a patient of choroidal melanoma