Sandra R Montezuma, MD » Miscellaneous

Nov 12 2019 by Sandra R Montezuma, MD

13-year-old girl with difficulty seeing at night. VA 20/25 OU.

Photographer: Drew Miller. University of Minnesota

Imaging device: Topcon camera

Condition/keywords: fundus albipunctatus

Feb 9 2024 by Sandra R Montezuma, MD

28 year old year-old male with history of congenital cataract of the right eye, s/p cataract extraction in 1999, s/p lens implant in 2011, presented with a dislocated IOL, hypotony, retina folds, hypotony maculopathy and hemorrhagic nasal choroidal after unsuccessful surgery to attempt remove the dislocated lens.

Photographer: Scott Baker, University of Minnesota

Condition/keywords: choroidals, dislocated posterior chamber intraocular lens (PCIOL), hypotony maculopathy, retina folds

Jul 21 2026 by Sandra R Montezuma, MD

Eye injuries can be categorized as closed or open. Closed injuries include contusions and partial thickness lacerations. OGIs including globe rupture, penetrating injuries and perforating injuries. OGI’s may be complicated by IOFBs. Based on Kuhn et al.53

Condition/keywords: Open-Globe Injury Without Intraocular Foreign Body

Jul 21 2026 by Sandra R Montezuma, MD

Abbreviations: HM, hand motion; LP, light perception; NLP, no light perception; OTS, Ocular Trauma Score. Data from Kuhn et al.12

Condition/keywords: open-angle glaucoma

Jul 21 2026 by Sandra R Montezuma, MD

Abbreviations: HM, hand motion; LP, light perception; NLP, no light perception; OTS, Ocular Trauma Score. Adapted from Larona and Pe-Yan.52

Condition/keywords: Open-Globe Injury Without Intraocular Foreign Body