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Blepharochalasis
d/o of young women>men that causes intermittent inflammation of the eyelids and eventually leads to ptosis
Most common cause of DCR failure
obstrucion. usually of common canaliculus or ostomy site
Dye disappearance test
Jones 1
Jones 2
FL instilled in the eye, note level of disappearance
FL instilled in the eye, cotton in the nose
FL irrigated into the system, cotton in the nose
Where are the smaller orbital fat pads in the eyelids and where are the larger fat pads?
Larger fat pads are central in UL and LL. UL has small medial fatpad (lacrimal glad occupies lateral aspect). LL has small lateral fatpad
How many fat pads in the lids?
UL: 2
LL: 2 vs 3 (IOM divides the cental and medial aspect of the main fatpad)
CO2 laser
1. what portion of the EM spectrum?
2. wavelength?
1. infrared
2. 10.6um or 10600nm
What material fills the center of a keratoacanthoma?
keratin
Which are the only apocrine glads in the lids
Moll
Name the holocrine glads of the lids
meibomian, zeis, goblet
Which glads contribute to the mucous layer?
goblet & moll
Give the features of blepharophimosis syndrome
blepharophyimosis, telecanthus, blepharoptosis, epicanthus inversus, AD
retroblepharoplasty is used under what conditions?
Lower lid only. If there is significant steatoblepharon without coexisting dermatochalasis
Does lower lid steatoblepharon cause entropion?
no
adenoid cystic carcinoma
1. Histiologic findings
2. Tx
1. Tubules, nests, & "swiss cheese pattern"
2. exenteration, chemo, rad Tx
What are Dutcher bodies
intracellular Ig proliferation seen in Waldenstrom, and systemic lymphoma. Stains + with PAS
skin findings in ataxia-telangiectasia?
telangiectasias - thats all
Incontinentia pigmenti
1. heredity
2. skin findings
3. CNS findings
4. ocular findings
5. systemic
1. X linked dominant (mostly females)
2. normal at birth, develops erythema, bullae, verucous lesions, hyperpigmented macules "splashed paint"
3. Seizures, MR, skull deformity
4. peripheral retinal vascular pathology
5. dwarfism
Identify the three main causes of involutional entropion
overriding preseptal orbicularis, disincertion of the lower eyelid retractors, horizontal lid laxity
upper normal of exophthalmometry in:
1. White males
2. AA males
1. 22
2. 25
Ultrasound:
1. better resolution
2. better penetration
1. higher freq
2. lower freq
Bacteria most likely to convert from pre to postseptal cellulitis
HiB
Name 3 craniosynostoses
Crouzon's, Apert's, Pfeiffer's
Orbital tumors that have increased intensity on T1 MRI
Hemorrhage , mucous (mucocele), melanin (melanoma)
Most common neoplasm to invade the orbit from the sinus
SSC
Optimal time to repair a nonentraped floor fracture
7-14 days
Coloboma of which lid is more commonly associated with other facial abnormalities?
Lower lid. Upper lid coloboma tends to be isolated.
Which is more efective in treatment of trichiasis, electrolysis or cryo?
Cryo
Which is more efective in treatment of trichiasis, electrolysis or cryo?
Cryo
Blood tests associated with Sjogrens
ANA, anti-SS A & B
Blood tests associated with PAN
P-ANCA, hep B antigen
Measurements of the orbit
30 volume
35 vertical
40 horiz
45 depth
Older patient presents with eyelid lesion when Bx'd comes back small cell CA.
1. Dx?
2. spread?
3. Tx?
4. Prognosis
1. Merkel Cell CA
2. lymphatics
3. Wide excision, XRT>chemo
4. 38% survival at 5 years
Middle aged woman has enophthalmos following flight.
1. Dx?
2. Cause
1. Silent sinus syndrome
2. chronic sinusitis causing thinning of orbital floor
Target of Ig's in TAO?
orbital fibroblasts
IGF-1R receptor
Midline lesion that looks like Wegener's but it's not, other w/u tests are negative too.
1. Dx?
2. Tx?
1. leathal Midline Granuloma/ Idiopathic midline destructive Dz
2. XRT
Strabismus, precocious puberty & cafe au lait spot.
1. Dx
2. ocular association
3. Tx
1. Albright's syndrome
2. Ossifying fibroma/fibrous disyplasia variant
3. surgical resection