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DIAGRAM IN THE OPHTAL NOTE (ACCORDING TO PAGE)

Palpebral conjunctiva congestion (pg2)


Peripheral congestion (away from cornea) pg2

Circumcorneal/ciliary congestion(around cornea) (pg2) (pg3)


Type of opacity :
A, nebular
B, macular;
C, leucomatous;
D, adherent leucoma. (pg3)

(pg4)

FB (anterior chamber IOL (pg4)

blood (hypheama) (pg4) pus (hypopyon) (pg4)


Iridotomy scar (pg4) Pseudophakia : jack black with shining effect (pg5)

Immature catararct : greyish white (pg5) Mature cataract : total white (pg5)

Hypermature catract : wrinkling of AC (pg5)


If you see opacity, ask the patient to move eye upwards,
if the opacity move with the direction of eyeball
movement (it is in the lense) (pg6)

Normal in distance direct ophtalmoscope (pg6) Photocoagulation scar in diabetic retinopathy(pg21)


Normal fundus appearance Ill defined OD margin

Enlarged CD ratio Fibrosis of retina

Hard exudate (yellow) Soft exudate(white)

Neovascularization Scaring d/t photocoagulation

Retinal haemorrhage Microaneurysm

(pg7)
Image seen in Goldman tonomerty (pg9) Corneal ulcer seen in Goldman tonometry (pg10)

Clinically significant macular edema (CSME)

Tonometry finding (pg9)

Cuneiform senile
cortical cataract

Cupuliform senile
cortical cataract
Progression of glaucoma (pg36)

Visual field defect in glaucoma (pg 38)

Ciliary body anatomy (pg15)

Anatomy of eyelids (pg12)


The reason why lense is transparent and how it get damaged (pg17)
Grade of hypertensive retinopathy (pg22)

Anatomy of anterior chamber (pg33)

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