Clinical Case 4

PERIPHERAL RETINAL DISEASES

Choroidal Detachment - Clinical Case 4

Ultra-widefield photograph of choroidal detachment in proliferative diabetic retinopathy showing two lobules at nasal and temporal side and fibrin membranes.

The choroidal detachment was resolved.

Evaluations

1st Evaluation - 26 07 2010

Anterior Segment Photo

Left eye in a 56-years-old diabetic patient. Note the iris neovascularization. It will be treated with intraocular injection of bevacizumab. He does not know the HbA1c test. Visual acuity: 20/100 RE; <20/400 LE.

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Colour retinography

One day after vitrectomy and cataract surgery. Note the laser spots in a circular arrangement.

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2nd Evaluation - 06 09 2010

OCT (B-Scan) longitudinal

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Colour retinography

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3rd Evaluation - 15 02 2011

Anterior Segment Photo

No iris neovascularization.

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OCT (B-Scan) longitudinal

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Colour retinography

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