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Jan 7 2026 by Tejaswita Verma

Suspected Choroidal mass in a 70 year old female diagnosed with PCV with subretinal hemorrhage elsewhere status post anti VEGF x 3 injections and gas displacement.

Photographer: Dr. Tejaswita Verma

Imaging device: MIRANTE

Condition/keywords: choroidal mass, subretinal hemorrhage

Jan 6 2026 by Vaibhavi Noticewala, M S Ophthalmology, FVRS

50/F who was previously operated with vitrectomy & membrane peeling along with oil tamponade for PDR+TRD presented with sudden DOV 2 months after primary surgery, she presented with recurrent VH, which gave appearance of starry sky on OCT, patient was managed conservatively and recovered without any surgical intervention.

Photographer: Dr Vaibhavi Noticewala

Condition/keywords: PDR, VH

Jan 6 2026 by Vaibhavi Noticewala, M S Ophthalmology, FVRS

50/F presented with sudden DOV, I/O Macular BRVO was diagnosed, which was confirmed by fundus imaging and OCT macula, I am sharing fundus image here.

Photographer: Dr Vaibhavi Noticewala

Condition/keywords: Macular BRVO

Jan 1 2026 by Surabhi Gupta, MS, DNB, FVRS

Left eye montage color fundus photograph showing telangiectatic vessels with multiple aneurysms with surrounding exudation sparing fovea and peripheral avascular retina. Patient was diagnosed with left eye coats disease stage 2A.

Photographer: Mr Awadh Raj

Imaging device: EIDON FA

Condition/keywords: Coats' disease

Jan 1 2026 by Surabhi Gupta, MS, DNB, FVRS

Left eye montage color fundus photograph showing regressing telangiectatic vessels and aneurysms with laser marks post FFA guided photocoagulation.

Photographer: Mr Awadh Raj

Imaging device: EIDON FA

Condition/keywords: Coat's disease

Jan 1 2026 by Surabhi Gupta, MS, DNB, FVRS

Left eye montage fundus fluorescein angiography of a 14 year old boy showing stage 2A (Shields' classification ) coat's retinopathy (telangiectasia, exudation not involving fovea). FFA shows multiple telangiectatic vessels with aneurysms appearing like light bulbs with extensive peripheral capillary nonperfusion area .The light bulb aneurysms glow on FFA-appearing as silent stars marking the vascular struggle of coats retinopathy. Patient was treated with multiple sittings of FFA guided photocoagulation.

Photographer: Mr Awadh Raj

Imaging device: EIDON FA

Condition/keywords: Coats disease

Dec 31 2025 by Akshat Tyagi

Left eye UWF of a 29 year old man with multiple lattice degeneration.

Photographer: Akshat Tyagi, Isha Netralaya, Thane

Imaging device: Optos Daytona Plus

Condition/keywords: lattice degeneration

Dec 31 2025 by Akshat Tyagi

Right Eye UWF of a 29 year old man with multiple lattice degenerations.

Photographer: Akshat Tyagi, Isha Netralaya, Thane

Imaging device: Optos Daytona Plus

Condition/keywords: lattice degeneration

Dec 31 2025 by Mostafa Mafi, MD

A 24 year old male with a ball hit his eye while playing soccer developed a blind spot. On Optos commotio retina was observed as well as a temporal hole which was lasered. Commotio retina got better in 1 week. see follow up pictures

Condition/keywords: commotio retinae, retinal hole

Dec 30 2025 by Jared B Macher, MD

Grossly ruptured globe with large brow laceration after stab injury

Photographer: Jared Macher, MD, University of Minnesota

Condition/keywords: open globe injury, ruptured globe

Dec 30 2025 by Jared B Macher, MD

CT orbit demonstrating nail intraocular foreign body

Photographer: Jared Macher, MD, University of Minnesota

Condition/keywords: IOFB, ruptured globe

Dec 30 2025 by Jared B Macher, MD

Zone 2 globe injury with nail IOFB. After removal patient was found to have a 3 by 6mm wound associated with a vitreous and suprachoroidal hemorrhage.

Photographer: Jared Macher, MD, University of Minnesota

Condition/keywords: IOFB, Penetrating trauma

Dec 30 2025 by Jared B Macher, MD

Open globe injury with uveal prolapse and total hyphema (Zone 1 and 2 injury)

Condition/keywords: open globe injury, ruptured globe

Dec 30 2025 by Jared B Macher, MD

Corneoscleral wound with uveal prolapse and total hyphema (Zone 1 and 2 injury)

Photographer: Justin Schulz, MD, University of Minnesota

Condition/keywords: ruptured globe

Dec 30 2025 by Jared B Macher, MD

Zone 1 corneal injury in setting of IOFB

Photographer: Sandra Montezuma, MD, University of Minnesota

Condition/keywords: IOFB, ruptured globe

Dec 30 2025 by Seif Allah Anwar

Ultra-wide field fundus photo of a 48 year old male patient with no history of hypertension or diabetes, presented with Marked perivascular sheathing, predominantly along the veins indicating active vasculitis (pattern resembling frosted branch angiitis) , with hemorrhages (dots , blots , flame shaped with dense pre macular hemorrhage) and hyperemic disc swelling.

Photographer: Seif Anwar, FRCSEd

Imaging device: Optos fundus Camera

Condition/keywords: occlusive retinal vasculitis

Dec 29 2025 by Seif Allah Anwar

Multi Modal imaging ( color photo , OCT , OCT-A and en face OCTA ) of right lower temporal 3 adjacent leaking macro aneurysms in a 48 -year-old hypertensive female ( red arrows) with surrounding cystic oedema and exudations .

Photographer: Seif Anwar, FRCSEd

Imaging device: Fundus camera (TOPCON TRC 50X) & Optovue OCT (Solix)

Condition/keywords: Retinal artery Macroaneurysms

Dec 28 2025 by Hrishikesh Naik, MS

A 10 MHz B-scan ultrasonography image depicting the double optic nerve head shadow sign, the true optic nerve shadow superiorly along with the pseudo optic nerve shadow in the center. The scan reveals a hyperechoic lesion with 100% reflectivity even at a low gain (46 dB) within the posterior outer coats of the eye with posterior acoustic shadowing suggestive of IOFB. Small intraocular foreign bodies in the outer coats of the eye may be wrongly interpreted as optic nerve head on ultrasound imaging. Such errors can be avoided by performing multiple sonography scans in different axes and confirming the same with additional imaging modalities such as a CT scan.

Photographer: Hrishikesh Naik

Imaging device: BioMedix

Condition/keywords: IOFB, Metallic RIOFB

Dec 24 2025 by KANWALJEET HARJOT MADAN, M.S. (Ophthalmology); FAICO (Vitreous - Retina)

This is Fundus Autofluorescence (FAF) image of LE of a 7 year-old boy. He was diagnosed to have retinal lesions in BE elsewhere. Fundus exam revealed presence of egg yolk macular lesions in BE which depicted intense hyper autofluorescence. He was diagnosed to have Best Vitelliform Macular Dystrophy. It is an autosomal dominant condition caused by mutations in BEST 1 Gene and leads to accumulation of lipofuscin in subretinal space.

Photographer: Dr. Kanwaljeet Harjot Madan, Thind Eye Hospital, Jalandhar City (Punjab) INDIA.

Imaging device: Zeiss Fundus Camera

Condition/keywords: Best vitelliform macular dystrophy (BVMD)

Dec 24 2025 by Dr Nuzhat NAZIRAHMAD Belim

Young female c/o dov fundus examination shows optic disc pit with surrounding SRF with foveal thinning

Photographer: Dr Dipika

Imaging device: Fundus camera

Condition/keywords: optic disc pit