Fundoscopy Quiz
Wuchereria got this for his PACES Singapore exam last year.
What is your diagnosis?
Labels: Fundus, Quiz series, Station 5
posted by Dr. David Teoh @ 7/15/2007 10:21:00 PM
Sunday, July 15, 2007
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This fundus showed flame hemorrahges,soft exdutes and papilloedema ,all sunm up to grade 4 hypertensive retinopathy.With differential such as diabetes,leukemia and hemoglobinopathy.
Any other thoughts?
I think it is central retinal vein occlusionn..
Bingo
How to differentiate hypertensive retinopathy grade 4 from CRVO ?.They both have many features in common.
That's wright, and even both can share some features of Diabetic retinopathy. BUT, CRVO is almost always Unilateral and the other 2 conditions as bilat.
cenral retinal vein thrombosis. there are multiple haemorrhages in line with blood vessels
grade 4 retinopathy
papellidema, retinal hge
look for signs of intracranial HTN,
The central vein oclussion i really characteristic that you see a patern call fire and blood cos literally you can see hemorrahges in form of flames and the background seems so yellow
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