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Here you’ll find interesting cases of eye conditions along with news and developments in the ophthalmology world.

Cases are presented as an initial image with history and examination. Health practitioners are encouraged to deduce the condition, before further investigations, diagnosis and management are presented.

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Colour fundus photographs showing bilateral multiple cream coloured deep retinal placoid lesions. The right fovea is involved.

Case 29

Filed in: Case of the Month | Retina  Author: Simon Nothling

A 24-year-old female engineer presented with a 1 week history of bilateral blurred vision with paracentral scotomas and occasional flashes.

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Tags: blurred vision, scotoma, flashes, acute posterior multiple placoid pigment epitheliopathy

Prominent optic discs are seen in both eyes with small cup:disc ratios.

Case 20

Filed in: Case of the Month | Retina  Author: Adrian Fung

A 46-year-old lady was referred by her optometrist with an abnormal optic disc appearance and flashes in her right eye.

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Tags: flashes, prominent optic disc, raised intracranial pressure, optic disc drusen

Colour fundus photograph of the left eye shows multiple deep retinal white dots at the left macula with a slightly abnormal foveal reflex. The right fundus is normal.

Case 17

Filed in: Case of the Month | Retina  Author: Simon Nothling

A 29-year-old woman was referred with blurred vision and flashes in her left eye.

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Tags: blurred vision, flashes, acute multifocal placoid pigment epitheliopathy, multiple evanescent white dot syndrome

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