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7 Cards in this Set
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Multiple evanescent white dot syndrome
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Young, myopic females
Light creamy lesions (transient and easy to miss) Shimmering photopsias Granular macula Wreath on FA (+) APD ON swelling Increased blind spot Decreased a-wave e |
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Acute posterior multifocal placoid pigment epitheliopathy
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HLA-B7
HLA-DR2 Bilateral Cerebral vasculitis Lesions due to choroidal hypoperfusion, leaving RPE changes Mild inflammation |
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Sergininous
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HLA-B7
Paracentral scotomata S-antigen RPE lesions Vascular sheathing Cyclophosphamide- bladder cancer Cyclosporine- nephrotoxicity Chlorambucil- leukemia in Polycythemia vera rubra |
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AZOOR
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Often no visible findings
OCT shows degeneration of Outer and Inner segment Progressive visual field loss Damages broad zones of outer retina Depressed 30-Hz cone flicker Dx: RP, Syphilitic, CAR |
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Multifocal choroiditis and panuveitis
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Panuveitis
Photopsias enlarged blindspot Herpes/EBV Early block, stain late IMT CME with vitritis |
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Vitiliginous Chorioretinitis (Birtdshot Retinochoroidopathy)
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HLA-A29
Nyctalopia Color vision Bilateral S-antigen Retinal vasculitis Cystoid macular edema Optic nerve head inflammation Cyclosporine (nephro tox → HTN) Mycophenolate (BM suppreson → infection) Azathioprine (BM suppreson → infection) Methotrexate (hepatic, lung, BM suppression, sterility) |
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Punctate inner choroidopathy
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Smaller lesions that MCP
No inflammation Paracentral scotomata CMV more commoe **reason for vision loss Early hyper (opposite MCP); late stain Steroids CME with Vitritis |
