RETINAL VASCULAR DISEASES
Branch Central Retinal Artery Occlusion
Clinical Case 01
Fundus photograph of branch central retinal artery occlusion in a 62-years-old female patient. Note the withish appearance in the territory of the branch artery and the embolus located in the superior edge of the optic disc. Visual acuity: 20/50 RE
Autofluorescence photograph shows hypofluorescence noted in the affected area, in same case
Evaluations
1st evaluation
24
0
31 07 2009
- Anterior Segment Photo
31 07 2009
- Autofluorescence
31 07 2009
- Colour Retinography
31 07 2009
- Fluorescein Angiography
31 07 2009
- Infrared
31 07 2009
- OCT B-Scan (Longitudinal)
31 07 2009
- Red-free
2nd evaluation - postoperative
5
1
04 09 2009
- Anterior Segment Photo
04 09 2009
- Colour Retinography
04 09 2009
- OCT B-Scan (Longitudinal)
03 09 2009
- Surgical Video
3th evaluation
13
0
12 11 2010
- Autofluorescence
12 11 2010
- Colour Retinography
12 11 2010
- Infrared
12 11 2010
- OCT B-Scan (Longitudinal)
12 11 2010
- Red-free
3rd evaluation
13
0
12 11 2010
- Autofluorescence
12 11 2010
- Colour Retinography
12 11 2010
- Infrared
12 11 2010
- OCT B-Scan (Longitudinal)
12 11 2010
- Red-free
4th evaluation
8
0
29 06 2011
- Colour Retinography
29 06 2011
- OCT B-Scan (Longitudinal)
5th evaluation
31
0
01 02 2012
- Anterior Segment Photo
22 02 2012
- Autofluorescence
22 02 2012
- Colour Retinography
22 02 2012
- Infrared
22 02 2012
- OCT B-Scan (Longitudinal)
22 02 2012
- Red-free
22 02 2012
- Tonometry
6th evaluation
9
0
07 02 2013
- Autofluorescence
07 02 2013
- Colour Retinography
07 02 2013
- Infrared
07 02 2013
- OCT B-Scan (Longitudinal)
07 02 2013
- Red-free
7th evaluation
10
0
15 05 2019
- Autofluorescence
15 05 2019
- Colour Retinography
15 05 2019
- OCT B-Scan (Longitudinal)
