Search results (183 results)
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Toxocara Granuloma
Apr 18 2025 by Chellarani Kumarasamy, MD
10 year old girl referred for starbismus and red free image showed well demarcted inactive lesion.
Condition/keywords: toxocara granuloma
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Central Posterior Granuloma
Apr 18 2025 by Chellarani Kumarasamy, MD
Fundus photo showed central posterior granuloma on the optic nerve
Condition/keywords: toxocara granuloma
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Tuberculoma
Sep 23 2024 by DR Rohit Gupta
Fundus photograph of a 26 year old female suffering from pulmonary tuberculosis, on fundus examination a tuberculoma seen in her left eye.
Photographer: DR Rohit gupta
Imaging device: Samsung S21
Condition/keywords: tubercular choroidal granuloma
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Ocular Toxocariasis
Jul 4 2024 by Brandon I Fram, MD, BS
4 yo with toxocariasis-related peripheral granuloma with adhesion to the macula and macular subretinal fibrosis. Positive Toxocara titers.
Condition/keywords: toxocara canis, toxocara granuloma, toxocariasis
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Multimodal Imaging for Differentiating Unilateral Pseudo Optic Disc Swelling(Buried Drusen) From True Optic Disc Swelling
Feb 7 2024 by Fawwaz F Al Mamoori, MD, Medical Retina Consultant
27-year-old male, medically free, presented with left unilateral optic disc swelling. BCVA=1.0(OU), color vision, and contrast sensitivity were normal (OU)with no RAPD in the left eye. Swept Source OCT: showed elevated left optic disc with hyporeflective mass (Fig-1 B). Enface OCT: Showed left peripapillary multiple ovoid mass lesions(drusen) (Fig-2 d, Fig3 F). FAF: of the left eye showed superonasal hyper autofluorescent drusenoid lesions)(Fig3 E). Orbital MRI with contrast was requested to exclude any compressive lesions like tumors(menigioma)or inflammatory lesions like granuloma(sarcoid granuloma). orbital MRI result was normal.
Photographer: Hana.S.Owais
Imaging device: TRITON(TOPCON,Swept Source OCT)
Condition/keywords: fundus autofluorescence (FAF), multimodal imaging, OCT EN FACE, optic disc drusen, optic disc edema, swept source
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Multimodal Imaging for Differentiating Unilateral Pseudo Optic Disc Swelling(Buried Drusen) From True Optic Disc Swelling
Feb 7 2024 by Fawwaz F Al Mamoori, MD, Medical Retina Consultant
A 27-year-old male patient, medically free, presented with unilateral left optic disc swelling. BCVA=1.0(OU), color vision, and contrast sensitivity were normal (OU) with no RAPD in the left eye. SS-OCT: showed left optic disc elevation with hyporeflective mass lesion (Fig-1 B). Enface OCT: showed left peripapillary hyperreflective ovoid mass lesions(Fig-2 D, Fig-3 F), FAF: showed left superonasal hyperautofluorescent drusenoid lesions. Orbital MRI with contrast was requested to exclude any optic nerve compressive lesions like (tumors: like mengioma or inflammatory lesions like granuloma (sarcoidosis). the result of orbital MRI was normal.
Photographer: Hana.S.Owais
Imaging device: TRITON(TOPCON,Swept Source OCT)
Condition/keywords: fundus autofluorescence (FAF), multimodal imaging, OCT EN FACE, optic disc drusen, optic disc edema
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Fibrotic granuloma vs. Pseudoduplication of the Optic Disc
Nov 29 2023 by Virginia Gebhart
74 year-old female with presumed fibrotic granuloma. Previously diagnosed as pseudoduplication of the optic disc by general ophthalmologist. OCT showed elevation in the RPE, more consistent with granuloma. Pt has been aware for many years, asymptomatic. Will observe.
Photographer: Virginia Gebhart
Imaging device: Topcon 50DX
Condition/keywords: fibrotic scar, granuloma, Pseudoduplication of optic disc
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Choroidal Granuloma
Aug 6 2023 by AMIT NENE
Fundus photograph of 27 year old female with choroidal granuloma and disc edema treated with IVMP and oral steroids resulting in complete melt of granuloma at follow-up
Photographer: Gaurav Kamble, Isha Netralaya, Thane
Imaging device: Optos imaging
Condition/keywords: choroidal granuloma, optic disc edema
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Choroidal granuloma
Jul 30 2023 by Dr.Sheetal Divate
A 23 year old female came with chief complaints of blurring of vision in left eye since 20 days. Fundus examination disc odema with choroidal granuloma.
Photographer: Dr.Sheetal Divate
Imaging device: Optos Advance
Condition/keywords: choroidal granuloma, Choroidal Lesion
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Tubercular Granuloma/Choroidal Granuloma
Jul 17 2023 by Thirumalesh Mochi Basavaraj, MD
Composite Optos+SSOCT image Tubercular granuloma
Photographer: Puttaswamy N K ,Narayana Nethralaya, Bangalore
Condition/keywords: composite image OCT and widefiled image, tubercular choroidal granuloma
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Choroidal Granuloma
Jul 17 2023 by Thirumalesh Mochi Basavaraj, MD
Wide filed image of a tubercular choroidal granuloma
Photographer: Puttaswamy N K , Narayana Nethralaya, Bangalore
Condition/keywords: choroidal tuberculoma, tubercular choroidal granuloma
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Sarcoidosis
Mar 27 2023 by Joshua Friedman
Fundus photograph of a 70-year-old woman with presumed sarcoidosis and sarcoid-associated choroidal granuloma.
Photographer: Christopher D Conrady, MD, PhD
Condition/keywords: sarcoid granuloma
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Koeppe Iris nodules
Apr 14 2022 by Divya Jain
Slit Lamp photograph of a 33 year old woman with first episode of acute granulomatous anterior uveitis showing mutton fat KP'S and Koeppe's nodules.
Photographer: Divya Jain
Condition/keywords: acute anterior uveitis
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Acute Anterior Uveitis
Apr 14 2022 by Divya Jain
Anterior Segment Slit Lamp photograph of a 33 year old woman with first episode of acute granulomatous anterior uveitis showing circumcorneal congestion, mutton fat KP'S, 3+ cells, 2+ flare and Koeppe's nodules at pupillary margin.
Photographer: Divya Jain
Condition/keywords: acute anterior uveitis
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TB Granuloma
Nov 14 2021 by Maxwell J Wingelaar, MD
A tubercular choroidal granuloma in a patient with 4-drug resistant TB.
Condition/keywords: tubercular choroidal granuloma
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Peripheral Toxocariasis Granuloma with Macular Traction
Jul 6 2021 by Lucas Zago Ribeiro, MD
15-year-old male patient with vision loss for the last 4 years, presenting peripheral toxocariasis granuloma, and macular traction.
Photographer: Lucas Zago Ribeiro, Federal University of São Paulo (UNIFESP)
Imaging device: Zeiss Visucam 524
Condition/keywords: granuloma, toxocariasis
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Ocular Toxocariasis with Peripheral Granuloma
Apr 24 2021 by Alexandre Grandinetti, MD, PhD
8-year-old boy with a retinal fold secondary to peripheral toxocara canis granuloma localized on the superior retina.
Photographer: Corina Skrzek
Imaging device: Optos California
Condition/keywords: toxocariasis
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Bartonella Posterior Granulomatous Mass with Exudative Detachment Post 2 Months
Sep 26 2020 by Swati Agarwal-Sinha, MD, FASRS
Color fundus photo of the left eye two months post-treatment showing resolved exudative detachment, fibrosed granuloma at the optic disc, tractional detachment at the posterior pole and extensive diffuse subretinal exudates extending all around up to the retinal periphery. No retinal vascular changes are noted.
Photographer: Harry Rosa, University of Florida
Condition/keywords: Bartonella bacteria, exudative detachment
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Bartonella Posterior Granulomatous Mass with an Exudative Retinal Detachment.
Sep 26 2020 by Swati Agarwal-Sinha, MD, FASRS
Color fundus photo of right eye showing normal optic disc, vessels, macula. Left eye two days after presentation with diffuse exudative retinal detachment with a large inflammatory retinal granuloma obscuring the optic disc.
Photographer: Harry Rosa, University of Florida
Condition/keywords: Bartonella bacteria, childhood, exudative detachment
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Ocular Tuberculosis
May 18 2020 by McGill University Health Centre
Ocular tuberculosis refers to necrotizing granulomatous uveitis caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis infection. The mechanism of infection of ocular structures is via hematogenous dissemination of the bacteria during the primary infection. In this enucleation specimen, the anterior chamber and vitreous cavity are filled by caseous exudate. The iris is also replaced by a whitish material, and the retina is completely detached. Note the whitish thickening of the posterior choroid (arrow).
Condition/keywords: caseous exudate, enucleation, ocular tuberculosis, uveitis
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Vogt-Koyanagu-Harada (VKH) Disease
May 18 2020 by McGill University Health Centre
VKH disease is an autoimmune condition that causes bilateral chronic granulomatous panuveitis, and extraocular manifestations in the central nervous system, auditory system, and integument. VKH disease is twice as prevalent in women than men, and is believed to be associated with specific human leukocyte antigen (HLA) types, suggesting a possible hereditary component. The exact cause of VKH disease, however, remains unclear. Image (B) shows several aggregate RPE cells and histiocytes, called Dalen–Fuchs nodules (arrows)
Condition/keywords: Dalen-Fuchs nodules, enucleation, Vogt-Koyanagi-Harada
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Vogt-Koyanagu-Harada (VKH) Disease
May 18 2020 by McGill University Health Centre
VKH disease is an autoimmune condition that causes bilateral chronic granulomatous panuveitis, and extraocular manifestations in the central nervous system, auditory system, and integument. VKH disease is twice as prevalent in women than men, and is believed to be associated with specific human leukocyte antigen (HLA) types, suggesting a possible hereditary component. The exact cause of VKH disease, however, remains unclear. In (A), an enucleation specimen shows a retinal detachment and a scleral buckle (*).
Condition/keywords: scleral buckle, Vogt-Koyanagi-Harada
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Sympathetic Ophthalmia
May 18 2020 by McGill University Health Centre
Sympathetic ophthalmia is characterized by bilateral diffuse granulomatous uveitis that occurs 2 weeks to many years after traumatic penetration or perforation of the eye. It threatens the sight of the uninjured (sympathizing) eye. In this enucleation specimen, thickening of the uveal tract is evident (arrows). Complete proteinaceous retinal detachment (*) is also present, along with posterior synechia (adhesion of the iris to the anterior capsule of the lens).
Condition/keywords: enucleation, sympathetic ophthalmia
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Lens-Induced Uveitis
May 18 2020 by McGill University Health Centre
In lens-induced uveitis, lens protein in the anterior chamber causes a zonal granulomatous response, which occurs usually 1 day to 3 weeks after capsule rupture. This may be associated with sympathetic ophthalmia. This enucleation specimen shows an indented cornea, accompanied by complete hypopyon occupying the anterior chamber with intense vitreitis. Note that the translucent vitreous has become whitish, and the lens surface is irregular with decoloration of the peripheral areas (arrows).
Condition/keywords: uveitis
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Sarcoidosis
May 18 2020 by McGill University Health Centre
Sarcoidosis is a disease involving abnormal collections of inflammatory cells (granulomas) that can form as nodules in multiple organs, including the eye. This image shows an enucleation specimen with multifocal retinal detachment and subretinal fluid (*). Note the granulomatous reaction in the choroid (arrow). In the cornea, neovascularization is present (arrowhead).
Condition/keywords: enucleation, sarcoidosis