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Degeneration of the conjunctiva Yellow gelatinous nodule on bulbar conjunctiva near the nasal and temporal limbus (hyaline degeneration with elastic fibres being laid down & association with chronic UV exposure & chronic irritation from wind & dust)
Answer:
Stocker's line is associated with.....
Keratoconus
Oxycephaly
Pingueculae
Pterygium
If you think there is a temporal pterygium, you should also consider the possibility of squamous dysplasia and squamous cell carcinoma before diagnosis.
Lithiasis are large, yellow deposits in the inferior sclera.
The following relate to megalocornea...
Bilateral
Unilateral
Often in high hyperopia
Iris transillumination
Often in high myopia
Easily confused with buphthalmos
X-linked recessive
Anterior chamber affected
Bleeding of the conjunctiva
Acute hydrops are a rupture in the streched Descemet's membrane that allow a sudden influx of aqueous into the cornea.
Keratoconus is commonly associated with
Atopic disease
Down syndrome
Ehlers-Danlos syndrome
Osteogenesis imperfecta
Marfan syndrome
Aniridia
Ectopia lentis
Retinitis pigmentosa
Frostbite
Horner's syndrome is associated with:
constricted pupil (miosis)
ptosis
anhidrosis
enophthalmos
disruption to sympathetic innervation of eye
halitosis
anomaly comprises of: prominent Schwalbe's line, iris attachment to the , greater involvement of iris tissue, including & ectropean uveae.
anomoly is said to be anomaly with greater involvement of iris tissue.
Persistent pupillary membrane extend on one side from the iris collarette to the iris collarette on the other side.
