Greeshma M G » Miscellaneous

  • Six Rings Single Focus

    Feb 23 2026 by Greeshma M G

    Intraoperative visualization of six rings of cornea, pupil, capsulorhexis, intraocular lensoptic, silicone oil bubble and optic disc in a single field during silicone oil removal.

    Photographer: Dr Greeshma M G

    Imaging device: LEICA OPERATING MICROSCOPE

    Condition/keywords: optic disc, silicone oil

  • Double Detachment

    Mar 15 2026 by Greeshma M G

    Wide field Optomap fundus image showing post traumatic combined retinal and choroidal detachment with the posterior pole forming the central floor of a volcanic caldera like appearance.

    Photographer: Dr Greeshma M G

    Condition/keywords: choroidal detachment, Retinal Detachment

  • Crimson Horizon Through the Clouds

    Mar 21 2026 by Greeshma M G

    Ultra-widefield Optomap imaging of a 73 year-old diabetic lady shows organized vitreous hemorrhage forming cloud- and cobweb-like opacities, with the retina appearing as a crimson horizon beneath.

    Photographer: Dr Greeshma M G

    Condition/keywords: ORGANISED VITREOUS HEMORRHAGE

  • Active CSCR

    Apr 13 2026 by Greeshma M G

    Vacuole sign, an OCT biomarker for Active Central serous chorioretinopathy captured with Swept source technology.

    Photographer: Alfina

    Imaging device: Intalight Dream OCT

    Condition/keywords: Vacuole sign

  • Peninsula of Perfusion: A Preserved Vasculature Amidst Surrounding Ischemia

    Apr 22 2026 by Greeshma M G

    Swept source OCTA of a 65 year-old male showing combined vascular occlusion with widespread capillary non-perfusion and neovascularization. The macula remains well perfused, forming a ‘peninsula of perfusion’.

    Photographer: Ansif

    Imaging device: Intalight Dream OCT

    Condition/keywords: branch retinal artery occlusion (BRAO), branch retinal vein occlusion (BRVO), combined vascular occlusion

  • Bespectacled!!

    May 10 2026 by Greeshma M G

    Widefield spectral-domain OCT demonstrates a taut posterior hyaloid, epiretinal membrane, and multiple fibrovascular tractional membranes, creating a striking architectural distortion in a case of advanced diabetic eye disease.

    Photographer: Alfina M S

    Condition/keywords: diabetic retinopathy