Diseases of the Retina — Flashcards

Typical ophthalmoscopic picture of Coats disease is one of retinal _____ abnormalities associated with localized lipid deposition (hard exudates) and varying degrees of subretinal exudates

Acute retinal necrosis (ARN) occurs in immunocom_____ individuals, usually caused by herpes simplex virus and zoster viruses

In early RP, ERG shows reduced _____ and combined responses

_____ hemorrhage is the collection of blood in the potential space between posterior vitreous and internal limiting membrane of the retina.

In the _____ phase of FFA, the retinal arteries fill until they are completely filled.

_____ refers to greyish white fibrovascular plaques over the pars plana, with or without peripheral retinal periphlebitis, seen as the hallmark of intermediate uveitis.

_____ are floaters that occur as a consequence of chronic vitreous haemorrhage, composed of cholesterol crystals.

_____ macular degeneration is due to bleeding, secondary to choroidal neovascularization

_____ is useful in identifying cystoid macular edema and evaluating the vitreomacular interface.

_____ are cholesterol emboli that are seen in retinal arterioles in CRAO