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Further study is needed to illustrate the mechanism of corneal microcyst-like epithelial changes and its effects on limbal stem cells.
The care for patients on belamaf requires the collaboration of eye care providers and hematologists-oncologists to assess for ocular adverse effects and adjust treatment as necessary. Further study is needed to illustrate the mechanism of corneal microcyst-like epithelial changes and its effects on limbal stem cells.
To report an accidental case of traumatic macular hole caused by NdYAG laser in a dermatology clinic.
A 24-year-old woman sustained a laser injury to her right eye while practicing a dermatologic treatment using a NdYAG laser without wearing protective goggles. She noticed sudden-onset and progressing visual loss in her right eye and consulted an ophthalmologist 2 days after injury. The best-corrected visual acuity (BCVA) of her right eye decreased to 20/133. Fundus examination showed white parafoveal flecks with a central retinal hemorrhage and underlying serous retinal detachment. The retinal sensitivity in this lesion deteriorated. Two weeks later, a full-thickness macular hole (FTMH) developed in the affected eye. She was referred to Nagoya City University Hospital where the laser damage described was observed. The BCVA was 20/67. She underwent pars plana vitrectomy performed using the inverted internal limiting membrane (ILM) flap technique and gas tamponade. One week postoperatively, the FTMH closed, the BCVA in her right eye improved to 20/50, and the retinal sensitivity in the macular area mostly improved. The BCVA gradually improved and reached 20/25 9 months after the injury.
Protective goggles must be worn when using an NdYAG laser in the laboratory or clinical setting. In the unfortunate event of a FTMH, early vitrectomy with an inverted ILM flap technique can be helpful to achieve a good visual prognosis.
Protective goggles must be worn when using an NdYAG laser in the laboratory or clinical setting. In the unfortunate event of a FTMH, early vitrectomy with an inverted ILM flap technique can be helpful to achieve a good visual prognosis.
To evaluate the role of intravitreal injection (IVI) of brolucizumab along with intravitreal recombinant tissue plasminogen activator (rtPA) and C3F8 gas injection for large submacular hemorrhage (SMH) secondary to neovascular age-related macular degeneration (nAMD).
This was a prospective uncontrolled non-randomized case series conducted at a single site. Three patients with fresh SMH (≤4 days) secondary to nAMD underwent triple therapy with IVI brolucizumab+intravitreal rtPA (50μg in 0.1 mL)+0.3 mL of 100% C3F8 gas injection. Post-injection, a face-down position was advised for 5 days with periodic follow-up visits. All three patients had complete resolution of SMH at the end of 4 weeks with a notable improvement in the best-corrected visual acuity (BCVA). No optical coherence tomographic (OCT) biomarkers of disease activity were noted at the end of 12 weeks in the first and the third case and 4 weeks in the second case respectively. There were no ocular or systemic side effects reported in any of the cases.
Intravitreal brolucizumab administered along with intravitreal rtPA and C3F8 gas injection was found to be efficacious and safe for the management of large SMH secondary to nAMD. Complete displacement of SMH with excellent structural and functional outcomes can be seen with triple therapy.
Intravitreal brolucizumab administered along with intravitreal rtPA and C3F8 gas injection was found to be efficacious and safe for the management of large SMH secondary to nAMD. Complete displacement of SMH with excellent structural and functional outcomes can be seen with triple therapy.
The case of ocular infestation by a leech is rare. We reported that
infests conjunctiva.
A 5-year-old girl presented with blood clots in the inner corner of the left eye, and a history bloody eye discharge and bloody tears for 5 days. She was prescribed 0.5% levofloxacin ophthalmic drops for conjunctival damage. However, her parent watched a worm moving in her conjunctiva while taking a bath. She presented again the same day, and a worm was found in the left eye of the lower conjunctival fornix and was adsorbed to the inner corner. We removed a worm under eye drop anesthesia, the next day the patient had no symptoms. We captured the worm, and it was identified morphologically and genetically as
This was the first case reported of
be infestation in a human.
The ecological trait of
still did not remain clear, so this case report was helpful to find out a life cycle of
. As the outdoor population continues to increase, the cases of human parasites such as leech are expected to increase. When a patient with bloody eye discharge and bloody tears presents, we should carefully examine the conjunctiva and ocular surfaces, and interview recent history of exposure to stream water.
The ecological trait of Myxobdella sinanensis still did not remain clear, so this case report was helpful to find out a life cycle of Myxobdella sinanensis. As the outdoor population continues to increase, the cases of human parasites such as leech are expected to increase. When a patient with bloody eye discharge and bloody tears presents, we should carefully examine the conjunctiva and ocular surfaces, and interview recent history of exposure to stream water.
To report the first case of Tocilizumab treatment for progressive pediatric thyroid eye disease (TED) in a 9-year-old female.
A 9-year-old female with a history of hyperthyroidism for 4 months presented with bilateral proptosis (more in the right eye) associated with retrobulbar pain, tearing, and conjunctival and caruncular redness. The exophthalmometry reading on presentation was 21mm OD and 17 mm OS. The patient was managed with observation and control of hyperthyroidism in the beginning. However, on a subsequent visit 3 months later it was observed that the symptoms and clinical findings were rapidly worsening. The exophthalmometry reading upon subsequent follow-up was 22 OD and 22 OS. After multidisciplinary team (MDT) discussions it was decided to treat the patient with four doses of 8mg/kg Tocilizumab injection on monthly basis. Notable improvement of proptosis and resolution of pain, conjunctival and caruncular redness was observed. The exophthalmometry reading 4 months after treatment was 20 OD and 19 OS.
This case report opens an important gateway for the use of Tocilizumab in progressive TED in pediatric age groups.
This case report opens an important gateway for the use of Tocilizumab in progressive TED in pediatric age groups.
To report a case of crystalline keratopathy induced the Dieffenbachia plant sap.
Case report and review of the literature.
A 38-year-old woman presented with redness, irritation, and slightly blurred vision in the right eye after the exposure of Dieffenbachia plant sap to her right eye. The patient's eye was irrigated with copious saline on her admission. On ophthalmic examination, her visual acuity was 20/32 OD and 20/20 OS. Anterior segment examination of the right eye revealed mild eyelid edema, grade 2 conjunctival hyperemia, diffuse punctate corneal epithelial erosions, mild stromal edema, and fine refractile needle-like crystals extending from the subepithelial region to mid-stroma. The crystals were visualized with anterior segment photographs and in vivo corneal confocal microscopy (IVCCM) views. Moxifloxacin 0.5% and preservative-free artificial tears were started. Loteprednol etabonate 0.5% was added once the epithelial erosions had healed. The corneal crystals were completely disappeared and neopathies.
Facial dog bites often cause periorbital trauma; however, the globe is rarely damaged. Most globe injury following dog bites results from unusual circumstances and typically presents with concomitant periorbital and ocular adnexal injuries.
The case presented is a rare presentation of isolated globe rupture without orbital trauma following facial dog bite in a child without history or evidence of decreased blink reflex, mental deficiency, or substance use.
Ophthalmic investigation is warranted in all pediatric periorbital dog bite injuries, even in the setting of minimal or absent periorbital trauma. As additional blunt trauma to the globe in the immediate recovery period resulted in a second open globe injury, the critical importance of protective eyewear, activity restriction, and judicious corneal suture removal postoperatively following repair of open globe injury is discussed.
Ophthalmic investigation is warranted in all pediatric periorbital dog bite injuries, even in the setting of minimal or absent periorbital trauma. As additional blunt trauma to the globe in the immediate recovery period resulted in a second open globe injury, the critical importance of protective eyewear, activity restriction, and judicious corneal suture removal postoperatively following repair of open globe injury is discussed.We report a case of severe uveitis flare-up with iridis rubeosis recurrence and cystoid macular edema early after the first BioNTech-Pfizer COVID-19 vaccination in a 17-year-old boy. We also performed a systematic literature review on ocular inflammation after COVID-19 vaccinations.
To assess the frequency of intraoperative intravenous sedation administration during routine resident-performed cataract surgery among patients receiving pre-operative oral sedation at a Veterans Affairs Medical Center and its impact on patient safety and system cost.
Retrospective review of all resident-performed cataract surgeries performed at the Iowa City Veterans Affairs Medical Center in 2013 and 2017. Cases monitored by a registered nurse were included. Combined cases and cases monitored by an anesthesia provider were excluded. Pre-operative placement of an intravenous (IV) catheter, administration of intra-operative IV sedation, oral diazepam administration, anesthesia type, conditions for administering intraoperative IV medication, and cost of IV catheter placement were recorded.
Of 1025 patient cases included for analysis, 972 received pre-operative diazepam (94.9%) and 1017 (99.3%) had IV catheters placed. One patient received a planned dose of IV methylprednisolone. Zero patients received supplemental intraoperative IV sedation. The estimated materials cost of unused IV catheters was $10,668 over 2 years.
Pre-operative IV catheter placement may not be necessary in patients undergoing routine resident cataract surgery with pre-operative oral sedation. Discontinuation of routine IV placement may improve patient satisfaction and decrease health care costs without compromising patient safety.
Pre-operative IV catheter placement may not be necessary in patients undergoing routine resident cataract surgery with pre-operative oral sedation. https://www.selleckchem.com/products/wz4003.html Discontinuation of routine IV placement may improve patient satisfaction and decrease health care costs without compromising patient safety.Brown syndrome is characterized by limited elevation of the eye in an adducted position, most often secondary to mechanical restriction of the superior oblique tendon/trochlea complex. It can be constant or intermittent/recurrent. We report on a 5 years-old boy who complained of seeing dark curtain and had strange head movements. He had similar symptoms 6 months prior. Examination revealed binocular vertical diplopia, multiplanar abnormal head position and limitation of the elevation of the right eye adduction only. Pain was elicited during attempt to elevate and adduct the right eye, with downshoot of right eye, and reflexive eyelid closure. The patient was diagnosed with intermittent idiopathic Brown syndrome. One day later, the patient was found to be asymptomatic, and had spontaneous resolution without any treatment. Literature on acquired Brown's syndrome in children is scarce. Very few have described the idiopathic intermittent or recurrent form. The acute, short and recurrent pattern of our patient's symptoms showed an atypical, non-classical presentation and course.