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Clinical Cases in Medical Retina
A Diagnostic Approach
- 1st Edition - March 2, 2024
- Editors: Jennifer I. Lim, William F. Mieler
- Language: English
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Request a sales quoteMedical retina is a complex subspecialty with a steep learning curve, requiring vast and diverse knowledge in basic science, diagnostic imaging, medical treatment, and surgical techniques. Clinical Cases in Medical Retina: A Diagnostic Approach provides highly visual, case-based guidance on the challenging process of gathering patient information, ordering appropriate testing, and arriving at an accurate diagnosis and effective treatment plan. In one convenient volume, it exposes retina fellows and specialists, ophthalmology residents, and other eye care clinicians to a wide variety of patient presentations and scenarios, including rare conditions and special populations.
- Presents more than 70 clinical cases depicting actual scenarios of patients presenting with a variety of retinal disorders.
- Walks you through history taking, questions to ask, differential diagnosis, testing, management, and follow-up care, all in a concise, templated, and easy-to-read format.
- Covers the latest imaging modalities, including OCT and OCTA, autofluorescence, fluorescein angiography, and ultrasound.
- Includes diagnostic algorithms that help you differentiate between disorders with common presentations.
- Provides expert guidance on treatment options, including prescribing medications, injections, and where appropriate, when to refer for surgery.
- Features quick-reference boxes throughout with clinical pearls, pitfalls, and key points.
- An eBook version is included with purchase. The eBook allows you to access all of the text, figures, and references, with the ability to search, customize your content, make notes and highlights, and have content read aloud.
Retina fellows and specialists; ophthalmology residents
- Cover image
- Title page
- Table of Contents
- Copyright
- Dedication
- Contributors
- Preface
- List of Illustrations
- List of Tables
- Section 1. Hereditary Macular Conditions
- 1. Yellow macular spots in a child
- History of present illness
- Questions to ask
- Assessment
- Differential diagnosis
- Working diagnosis
- Multimodal testing and results
- Management
- Follow-up care
- Algorithm 1.1: Algorithm for differential diagnosis for best disease
- Key points
- References
- 2. Long-standing photophobia, reduced visual acuity, myopia, and dyschromatopsia in a young adult male patient
- History of present illness
- Questions to ask
- Assessment
- Differential diagnosis
- Working diagnosis
- Multimodal testing and results
- Management
- Follow-up care
- Algorithm 2.1: Algorithm for differential diagnosis for BED/BCM/X-linked cone dystrophy
- Key points
- References
- 3. Bilateral progressive severe loss of vision and obesity
- History of present illness
- Questions to ask
- Assessment
- Differential diagnosis
- Working diagnosis
- Multimodal testing and results
- Management
- Follow-up care
- Algorithm 3.1: Algorithm showing differential diagnosis for retinopathy
- Key points
- References
- 4. Bilateral peripheral retinal and macular schisis in a young boy
- History of present illness
- Questions to ask
- Assessment
- Differential diagnosis
- Workup and diagnosis
- Multimodal testing and results
- Management
- Follow-up care
- Key points
- Algorithm 4.1: Diagnostic flow chart X-linked retinoschisis (XLR)
- References
- 5. Congenital blindness and retinopathy in a young girl
- History of present illness
- Questions to ask to aid diagnosis
- Assessment
- Differential diagnosis
- Working diagnosis
- Multimodal testing and results
- Management
- Follow-up care
- Algorithm 5.1: Algorithm for differential diagnosis of congenital blindness and retinopathy
- Key points
- References
- 6. Progressive nyctalopia and tunnel vision in a young man
- History of present illness
- Questions to ask to aid diagnosis
- Assessment
- Differential diagnosis
- Working diagnosis
- Multimodal testing and results
- Management
- Follow-up care
- Surgical procedure for subretinal gene therapy
- Algorithm 6.1 Algorithm of various inherited conditions causing nyctalopia with poor visual acuity in children
- Key points
- References
- 7. Rapid progression of vision loss in a child with pigmentary retinopathy
- History of present illness
- Questions to ask
- Assessment
- Differential diagnosis
- Working diagnosis
- Investigations
- Follow-up care
- Management
- Follow-up care
- Key points
- Algorithm 7.1: Algorithm for differential diagnosis of a child with pigmentary retinopathy and progressive vision loss
- References
- 8. Unilateral tractional retinal detachment in a 6-month-old female infant with erythematous skin lesions
- History of present illness
- Questions to ask
- Assessment
- Differential diagnosis
- Working diagnosis
- Multimodal testing and results
- Management
- Follow-up care
- Algorithm 8.1: Algorithm for differential diagnosis for retinal nonperfusion in infants
- Key points
- References
- 9. Bilateral peripheral pigmentary changes in a woman
- History of present illness
- Questions to ask
- Assessment
- Differential diagnosis
- Working diagnosis
- Multimodal testing and results
- Management
- Follow-up care
- Algorithm 9.1: Algorithm for bilateral peripheral pigmentary changes
- Key points
- References
- 10. I was never good at ghosts in the graveyard
- History of present illness
- Questions to ask
- Assessment
- Differential diagnosis
- Working diagnosis
- Genetic testing
- Multimodal testing and results
- Diagnosis
- Enhanced S-cone syndrome
- Management
- Follow-up care
- Algorithm 10.1: Algorithm showing diagnosis for enhanced s-cone syndrome
- Key points
- References
- 11. Bilateral perifoveal degeneration in a woman
- History of present illness
- Questions to ask
- Assessment
- Differential diagnosis
- Working diagnosis
- Multimodal testing and results
- Management
- Follow-up care
- Algorithm 11.1: Algorithm for differential diagnosis for bilateral perifoveal degeneration
- Key points
- References
- 12. Autosomal dominant radial drusen
- History of present illness
- Questions to ask
- Assessment
- Differential diagnosis
- Working diagnosis
- Multimodal testing and results
- Management
- Follow-up care
- Algorithm 12.1: Basic algorithm for macular dystrophies
- Key points
- References
- Section 2. Degenerative/Deficiency
- 13. Bilateral asymptomatic pigmentary retinopathy
- History of present illness
- Questions to ask
- Assessment
- Differential diagnosis1
- Working diagnosis
- Multimodal testing and results
- Management
- Follow-up care
- Algorithm 13.1: Algorithm for the differential diagnosis of pigmented paravenous retinochoroidal atrophy
- Key points
- References
- 14. Unilateral macular schisis with blurred vision in a woman
- History of present illness
- Questions to ask
- Assessment
- Differential diagnosis1
- Working diagnosis
- Multimodal testing and results
- Management
- Follow-up care
- Algorithm 14.1: Algorithm representing myopic macular schisis
- Key points
- References
- 15. Acute vision loss in an elderly patient associated with unilateral intraretinal blot hemorrhage in the macula
- History of present illness
- Questions to ask
- Assessment
- Differential diagnosis
- Working diagnosis
- Multimodal imaging
- Management
- Follow-up care
- Algorithm 15.1: Algorithm for differential diagnosis of unilateral intraretinal macular blot hemorrhage with cystoid macular edema
- Key points
- References
- 16. Bilateral macular and peripheral drusen in a young man
- History of present illness
- Questions to ask
- Assessment
- Differential diagnosis
- Working diagnosis
- Multimodal testing and results
- Management
- Follow-up care
- Algorithm 16.1: Algorithm for differential diagnosis of yellowish macular deposits/lesions
- Key points
- References
- 17. Long-standing macular scars
- History of present illness
- Questions to ask
- Assessment
- Differential diagnosis and associated confirmatory tests
- Working diagnosis
- Multimodal testing and results
- Management
- Clinical pearls
- Recognize the grades of NCMD
- Algorithm 17.1: Algorithm showing steps involved in diagnosing and managing north carolina macular dystrophy
- Acknowledgements
- Key points
- References
- 18. Bilateral presentation of bull’s eye maculopathy
- History of present illness
- Questions to ask
- Assessment
- Differential diagnosis
- Working diagnosis
- Multimodal testing and results
- Management
- Follow-up care
- Algorithm 18.1: Algorithm for differential diagnosis for bull’s eye maculopathy
- Key points
- References
- 19. Late-onset nyctalopia and widespread geographical atrophy
- History of present illness
- Questions to ask
- Assessment
- Differential diagnosis
- Working diagnosis
- Other features
- Multimodal testing and results
- Management and follow-up
- Algorithm 19.1: Late-onset retinal macular degeneration (LORMD) flowchart
- Key points
- References
- 20. Bilateral gradual visual decline with subtle parafoveal graying and refractile foci
- History of present illness
- Questions to ask
- Assessment
- Differential diagnosis
- Working diagnosis
- Multimodal testing and results
- Management
- Follow-up care
- Algorithm 20.1: Algorithm for retinal cysts/cavitations
- Key points
- References
- 21. Transient peripheral white retinal lesions
- History of present illness
- Ocular examination findings
- Questions to ask
- Assessment
- Differential diagnosis
- Working diagnosis
- Multimodal testing and results
- Electroretinogram
- Management
- Follow-up care
- Algorithm 21.1: Differential diagnosis and algorithm for nyctalopia
- References
- 22. Bilateral atypical drusen and slow dark adaptation in a woman
- History of present illness
- Questions to ask
- Assessment
- Differential diagnosis
- Working diagnosis
- Multimodal testing and results
- Management
- Follow-up care
- Algorithm 22.1: Algorithm for workup of reticular pseudodrusen: staging and differential diagnosis of their parent condition
- Key points
- References
- 23. Bilateral diffuse macular and peripheral yellow spots
- History of present illness
- Questions to ask
- Assessment
- Differential diagnosis
- Working diagnosis
- Multimodal testing and results
- Management
- Follow-up care
- Algorithm 23.1: Differential diagnosis for cuticular drusen with vitelliform lesion
- Key points
- References
- Section 3. Inflammatory/Autoimmune Macular Diseases
- 24. Night blindness in a man with a normal fundus examination
- History of present illness
- Questions to ask
- Assessment
- Differential diagnosis
- Working diagnosis
- Multimodal testing and results
- Management
- Follow-up care
- Algorithm 24.1: Algorithm showing differential diagnosis for nyctalopia
- Key points
- References
- 25. Hypopyon uveitis
- History of present illness
- Questions to ask
- Ocular exam findings
- Imaging
- Differential diagnosis
- Working diagnosis
- Multimodal testing and results
- Management
- Follow-up care
- Algorithm 25.1: Approach to retinal whitening
- Key points
- References
- 26. Treatment-resistant bilateral neurosensory macular detachment
- History of present illness
- Questions to ask
- Assessment
- Differential diagnosis
- Working diagnosis
- Multimodal testing and results
- Management
- Follow-up care
- Algorithm 26.1: Algorithm representing macular subretinal fluid in eyes without inflammation
- Key points
- References
- 27. Malignant photopsias
- History of present illness
- Questions to ask
- Ocular examination findings
- Differential diagnosis
- Working diagnosis
- Multimodal testing and results
- Management
- Follow-up care
- Algorithm 27.1: Approach to photopsias
- Key points
- References
- 28. Unilateral paracentral scotoma and photopsia in a young woman with myopia
- History of present illness
- Questions to ask
- Assessment
- Differential diagnosis
- Working diagnosis
- Multimodal testing and results
- Management
- Follow-up care
- Algorithm 28.1 Algorithm representing differential diagnosis for punctate inner choroidopathy (PIC)
- Key points
- References
- 29. Persistent bilateral flashes with vitreous cell and haze
- History of present illness
- Questions to ask
- Assessment
- Differential diagnosis
- Working diagnosis
- Multimodal testing and results
- Management
- Follow-up care
- Key points
- Algorithm 29.1: Algorithm for photopsias
- References
- 30. Sudden-onset bilateral scotomas with punched-out, pigmented lesions
- History of present illness
- Questions to ask
- Assessment
- Differential diagnosis
- Working diagnosis
- Multimodal testing and results
- Management
- Follow-up care
- Algorithm 30.1: Differential diagnosis for multifocal choroiditis
- Key points
- References
- 31. Bilateral munir-focal serous retinal detachments
- History of present illness
- Questions to ask
- Assessment
- Differential diagnosis
- Working diagnosis
- Multimodal testing and results
- Management
- Follow-up care
- Algorithm 31.1: Applicable differential diagnosis for serous retinal detachment
- Key points
- References
- 32. Bilateral multifocal placoid lesions in a young woman
- History of present illness
- Questions to ask
- Assessment
- Differential diagnosis
- Working diagnosis
- Multimodal testing and results
- Management
- Follow-up care
- Algorithm 32.1: Algorithm for diagnosis of acute posterior multifocal placoid pigment epitheliopathy
- Key points
- References
- 33. Bilateral progressive vision loss in an otherwise healthy man
- History of present illness
- Questions to ask
- Assessment
- Differential diagnosis
- Multimodal testing and results
- Management
- Working diagnosis
- Follow-up care
- Algorithm 33.1: Algorithm for relentless placoid chorioretinitis
- Key points
- References
- 34. Flashes and floaters with a well-demarcated peripapillary lesion of the right eye
- History of present illness
- Questions to ask
- Assessment
- Differential diagnosis
- Working diagnosis
- Multimodal testing and results
- Management
- Follow-up care
- Algorithm 34.1: Algorithm for differential diagnosis for acute zonal occult outer retinopathy
- Key points
- References
- 35. Acute vision loss in a pregnant woman associated with bilateral serous retinal detachment
- History of present illness
- Questions to ask
- Assessment
- Differential diagnosis
- Working diagnosis
- Multimodal testing and results
- Management
- Follow-up care
- Key points
- Algorithm 35.1: Algorithm for bilateral subretinal fluid in a young patient
- References
- Section 4. Infectious Macular Diseases
- 36. Unilateral vision loss in a 45-year-old woman
- History of present illness
- Questions to ask
- Assessment
- Differential diagnosis
- Working diagnosis
- Multimodal testing and results
- Management
- Follow-up care
- Algorithm 36.1: Algorithm for differential diagnosis for placoid retinal lesions
- Key points
- References
- 37. Unilateral painless vision loss with retinal detachment
- History of present illness
- Questions to ask
- Ocular exam findings and imaging
- Differential diagnosis
- Working diagnosis
- Algorithm 37.1: General posterior uveitis differential diagnosis
- Multimodal testing and results
- Management
- Follow-up care
- Algorithms
- Key points
- References
- 38. Unilateral vitreous cell and chorioretinal lesions in an asymptomatic woman
- History of present illness
- Questions to ask
- Assessment
- Differential diagnosis
- Working diagnosis
- Multimodal testing and results
- Management
- Follow-up care
- Key points
- Algorithm 38.1 Algorithm for differential diagnosis of chorioretinal lesions
- References
- 39. Bilateral chorioretinal scars and pigment mottling in a newborn
- History of present illness
- Questions to ask
- Assessment
- Differential diagnosis
- Working diagnosis
- Multimodal testing and results
- Management
- Follow-up care
- Algorithm 39.1: Differential diagnosis for congenital chorioretinal scar
- Key points
- References
- 40. Unilateral floaters and vitreous cells
- History of present illness
- Questions to ask
- Assessment
- Differential diagnosis
- Working diagnosis
- Examination/multimodal testing and results
- Management
- Follow-up care
- Algorithm 40.1: Algorithm for chronic uveitis
- Key points
- References
- Section 5. Retinovascular
- 41. Bilateral retinal hemorrhages in a young man
- History of present illness
- Questions to ask
- Assessment
- Differential diagnosis
- Working diagnosis
- Systemic investigation
- New working diagnosis
- Multimodal retinal imaging
- Management
- Follow-up care
- Key points
- Algorithm 41.1: Algorithm for bilateral retinal hemorrhages in a young patient
- References
- 42. Multiple branch retinal artery occlusions in a woman
- History of present illness
- Questions to ask
- Assessment
- Differential diagnosis
- Diagnosis
- Multimodal imaging
- Management
- Follow-up care
- Key points
- Algorithm 42.1: Algorithm for differential diagnosis for susac syndrome
- References
- 43. Unilateral disc edema in an elderly woman
- History of present illness
- Questions to ask
- Assessment
- Differential diagnosis1,2
- Working diagnosis
- Multimodal testing and results
- Management
- Follow-up care
- Algorithm 43.1: Giant cell arteritis
- Key points
- References
- 44. Peripheral transient fluctuating retinal lesion
- History of present illness
- Questions to ask
- Assessment
- Differential diagnosis
- Working diagnosis
- Multimodal testing and results
- Management and follow-up care
- Algorithm 44.1: Algorithm for differential diagnosis
- Key points
- References
- 45. Acute vision loss with peripapillary cotton wool spots
- History of present illness
- Questions to ask
- Assessment
- Differential diagnosis
- Working diagnosis
- Multimodal testing and results
- Management
- Follow-up care
- Algorithm 45.1: Algorithm for peripapillary cotton wool spots
- Key points
- References
- 46. Unilateral leukocoria
- History of present illness
- Questions to ask
- Assessment
- Differential diagnosis
- Working diagnosis
- Multimodal testing and results
- Management
- Follow-up care
- Key points
- References
- 47. Sudden-onset unilateral vision loss in a young patient with a “cherry-red spot”
- History of present illness
- Questions to ask
- Assessment
- Diagnostic considerations
- Differential diagnosis
- Working diagnosis
- Multimodal testing and results
- Follow-up care
- Algorithm 47.1: Cherry-red spot algorithm
- Key points
- References
- 48. Takayasu arteritis: Bilateral progressive loss of vision with aneurysmal dilatation
- History of present illness
- Imaging
- Questions to ask: What would you do next?
- Differential diagnosis
- Working diagnosis
- Managment
- Outcome and follow-up
- Discussion
- Key points
- Algorithm 48.1: Algorithm for differential diagnosis and treatment
- References
- 49. Perifoveal retinal whitening and scotomas in a sickle cell patient
- History of present illness
- Questions to ask
- Assessment
- Differential diagnosis
- Working diagnosis
- Multimodal testing and results
- Management
- Follow-up care
- Algorithm 49.1: Paracentral acute middle maculopathy algorithm
- Key points
- References
- Section 6. Idiopathic Macular Conditions
- 50. A hypopigmented lesion in a baby’s eye
- History of present illness
- Questions to ask
- Assessment
- Differential diagnosis
- Working diagnosis
- Multimodal testing
- Management
- Algorithm 50.1: Algorithm for torpedo maculopathy
- Follow-up
- Key points
- References
- 51. Unilateral painless vision loss after a viral illness
- History of present illness
- Questions to ask
- Assessment
- Differential diagnosis (see algorithm 51.1 for full algorithm)
- Working diagnosis
- Multimodal testing and results
- Management
- Follow-up care
- Algorithm 51.1: Algorithm for differential diagnosis of serous macular detachment
- Key points
- References
- 52. Bilateral presentation of macular schisis in a woman
- History of present illness
- Questions to ask
- Assessment
- Differential diagnosis
- Working diagnosis
- Multimodal testing and results
- Management
- Follow-up care
- Algorithm 52.1: Algorithm for differential diagnosis of retinoschisis
- Key points
- References
- 53. Bilateral vitelliform detachments in a woman
- History of present illness
- Questions to ask
- Assessment
- Differential diagnosis
- Working diagnosis
- Multimodal testing and results
- Management
- Follow-up care
- Algorithm 53.1: Differential diagnosis for vitelliform detachments
- Key points
- References
- 54. Hypopigmented subretinal lesion in an elderly man
- History of present illness
- Questions to ask
- Assessment
- Differential diagnosis
- Working diagnosis
- Multimodal testing and results
- Management
- Follow-up care
- Algorithm 54.1: Algorithm for sclerochoroidal calcification
- Key points
- References
- 55. Jello-like circles in my vision
- History of present illness
- Assessment
- Differential diagnosis
- Working diagnosis
- Multimodal testing and results
- Management
- Algorithm 55.1: Algorithm for evaluation of scotoma
- Follow up
- Key points
- References
- Section 7. Toxic/Secondary
- 56. Bilateral maculopathy in a middle-aged woman with interstitial cystitis
- History of present illness
- Questions to ask
- Assessment
- Differential diagnosis
- Working diagnosis
- Multimodal imaging
- Management
- Follow-up care
- Key points
- Algorithm 56.1: Algorithm for bilateral maculopathy with perifoveal retinal pigment epithelium (RPE) mottling
- References
- 57. Bilateral chronic photopsias in a woman
- History of present illness
- Questions to ask
- Assessment
- Differential diagnosis
- Working diagnosis
- Multimodal testing and results
- Management
- Follow-up care
- Key points
- Algorithm 57.1: chronic photopsias
- References
- 58. Bilateral serous retinal detachments in a man with metastatic melanoma
- History of present illness
- Questions to ask
- Assessment
- Differential diagnosis
- Working diagnosis
- Multimodal testing and results
- Management
- Follow-up care
- Algorithm 58.1: exudative retinal detachment workup, systemic associations, and fundus examination findings
- Algorithm 58.2: Algorithm of exudative retinal detachment differential diagnoses
- Key points
- References
- 59. Bilateral blurred vision and eye redness with bacillary and serous retinal detachments
- History of present illness
- Questions to ask (Fig. 59.2)
- Assessment
- Differential diagnosis
- Working diagnosis
- Multimodal testing and results
- Management
- Follow-up care
- Key points
- References
- 60. Bilateral decreased vision in a middle-aged man with optical coherence tomography findings of foveal ellipsoid disruption
- History of present illness
- Questions to ask
- Assessment
- Differential diagnosis
- Working diagnosis
- Multimodal testing and results
- Management
- Follow-up care
- Algorithm 60.1: Algorithm representing optical coherence tomography (OCT) finding of foveal outer-retinal disruption including a differential with some distinguishing characteristics
- Key points
- References
- 61. Bilateral central scotoma with macular pigmentary changes in a young man
- History of present illness
- Questions to ask
- Assessment
- Differential diagnosis
- Working diagnosis
- Multimodal testing and results
- Management
- Follow-up care
- Algorithm 61.1: Algorithm representing the differential diagnosis of central macular pigmentary changes
- Key points
- References
- Section 8. Neoplastic/Infiltrative
- 62. Unilateral exudative retinal detachment in an elderly woman
- History of present illness
- Questions to ask
- Assessment
- Differential diagnosis
- Working diagnosis
- Multimodal testing and results
- Management and follow-up care
- Algorithm 62.1: Algorithm showing differential diagnosis for unilateral serous retinal detachment
- Key points
- References
- 63. Perifoveal calcified lesion in young girl patient
- History of present illness
- Questions to ask
- Assessment
- Differential diagnosis
- Algorithm 63.1: Algorithm for calcified choroidal lesion in a young girl.ar histoplasmosis syndrome
- Management
- Follow-up
- Algorithm 63.2: Algorithm showing management of choroidal osteoma
- Key points
- References
- 64. Bilateral vitreous floaters
- History of present illness
- Questions to ask
- Assessment
- Differential diagnosis
- Working diagnosis
- Multimodal testing and results
- Management
- Follow-up care
- Algorithm
- Key points
- References
- 65. Familial dense vitreous floaters in a man
- History of present illness
- Questions to ask
- Assessment
- Differential diagnosis
- Workup/diagnosis
- Multimodal testing and imaging
- Management
- Follow-up care
- Algorithm 65.1: Vitreous opacity flowchart
- Key points
- References
- 66. Asymptomatic bilateral retinal white spots
- History of present illness
- Questions
- Medical history
- Assessment
- Differential diagnosis
- Workup
- Diagnosis
- Atypical lesions
- Multimodal imaging
- Management
- Algorithm 66.1: Algorithm for retinal white spot
- Key points
- References
- 67. Unilateral decreased vision associated with a peripheral mass in a young male patient
- History of present illness
- Questions to ask
- Assessment
- Differential diagnosis
- Working diagnosis
- Multimodal testing and results
- Management
- Follow-up care
- Algorithm 67.1: Differential diagnosis
- Key points
- References
- 68. Peripheral proliferative retinal lesion
- Introduction
- History of present illness and examination
- Differential diagnosis
- Work up and imaging
- Follow-up
- Discussion
- Algorithm 68.1: Algorithm of steps involved in diagnosing and managing asymptomatic fundus lesions
- Conclusion and key points
- References
- 69. Bilateral severe vision loss in a middle-aged woman with constitutional symptoms
- History of present illness
- Questions to ask
- Assessment
- Differential diagnosis
- Working diagnosis
- Multimodal testing and results
- Management
- Follow-up care
- Algorithm 69.1: Algorithm for differential diagnosis for bilateral diffuse uveal melanocytic proliferation (BDUMP)
- Key points
- References
- 70. Diffuse choroidal thickness in a patient with migraine headaches
- History of present illness
- Questions to ask
- Assessment
- Differential diagnosis
- Multimodal testing and results
- Working diagnosis
- Management
- Follow-up
- Algorithm 70.1: Algorithm for management of diffuse choroidal hemangiomas
- Key points
- References
- 71. Vascularized, pigmented macular lesion
- History of present illness
- Questions to ask
- Assessment
- Differential diagnosis
- Working diagnosis
- Multimodal testing and results
- Management
- Follow-up care
- Flow chart
- Algorithm 71.1: Algorithm for pigmented lesions in the posterior pole
- Key points
- References
- 72. Unilateral macular lesion in a young ma n
- History of present illness
- Questions to ask
- Assessment
- Differential diagnosis
- Working diagnosis
- Multimodal testing and results
- Management
- Follow-up care
- Algorithm 72.1: An algorithm for the differential diagnosis of congenital simple hamartoma of the retinal pigment epithelium
- Key points
- References
- 73. A young boy who failed routine school screening with unilateral decreased vision and an irregular reddish macular lesion
- History of present illness
- Questions to ask
- Assessment
- Differential diagnosis
- Working diagnosis
- Discussion
- Multimodal imaging and testing
- Management
- Follow-up care
- Algorithm 73.1: The diagnosis of a retinal cavernous hemangioma is generally straightforward
- Key points
- References
- 74. Unilateral loss of vision with a vascular retinal lesion
- History of present illness
- Questions to ask
- Assessment
- Differential diagnosis
- Working diagnosis
- Multimodal testing and results
- Management
- Follow-up care
- Algorithm 74.1: Algorithm for vascular lesion diagnosis
- Key points
- References
- Index
- No. of pages: 504
- Language: English
- Edition: 1
- Published: March 2, 2024
- Imprint: Elsevier
- Paperback ISBN: 9780128227206
- eBook ISBN: 9780323875325
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Jennifer I. Lim
Dr. Lim is Professor of Ophthalmology and Director of the Retina Service at University of Illinois, Eye and Ear Infirmary in Chicago. She is the Marion H. Schenk Esq., Chair in Ophthalmology for Research in the Aging Eye. She currently serves as the Secretary of the Retina Society, Secretary of the Chicago Ophthalmology Society, Associate Deputy Editor of JAMA Ophthalmology, Chairperson of the Nominating Committee for the Macula Society and is on the ASRS Board. She is on the Editorial Board of Investigative Ophthalmology and Visual Science (IOVS). She is the AAO Councilor for the Retina Society. She has been the Director of the Retina Subspecialty Day, Retina Subcommittee Chairperson of the American Academy of Ophthalmology (AAO) Annual Meeting Planning Committee, the President of WIO, President of CAOS, Chair of Women in Retina, Chairperson of Retina Society Credentialing Committee, Chairperson of the Macula Society Research and Education Committee.
Affiliations and expertise
Marion H Schenk Chair and Professor of Ophthalmology, Director of Retina Service, Department of Ophthalmology, University of Illinois College of Medicine, Chicago, IllinoisWM
William F. Mieler
Affiliations and expertise
Cless Family Professor and Vice-Chairman, Director Residency and Vitreoretinal Fellowship Training, Department of Ophthalmology & Visual Sciences, University of Illinois at Chicago, Chicago, IL, USA