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Which investigation is added when newborn retinal haemorrhages are unusually numerous?
A coagulation screen and platelet count are performed if haemorrhages are unusually numerous, and cranial imaging is added if there are neurological signs.
Retinal Hemorrhages in the Newborn: How Common They Are and How to Tell Them From Abuse
When does pain typically begin in contact lens overwear syndrome?
The classic picture is severe pain starting several hours after the lens comes out, sometimes waking the patient at night, even though the eye felt deceptively comfortable in the lens.
Contact Lens Overwear Syndrome: When Too Much Wear Time Catches Up With the Cornea
Which peripheral retinal finding should be looked for in eyes with pigment dispersion syndrome?
The peripheral retina should be examined for lattice degeneration, which is more common in these myopic eyes, alongside gonioscopy and iris transillumination assessment.
Krukenberg Spindle: A Line of Pigment That Marks a Pattern, Not Just a Sign
What produces the striped appearance of a tigroid fundus?
When the retinal pigment epithelium thins it no longer masks the choroid, and the large choroidal vessels become visible as alternating light and dark stripes.
Tigroid Fundus: Reading the Choroidal Stripes of a Thinning Retina
Which TNF inhibitor is less effective for uveitis and avoided when the eye is the main concern?
Etanercept has performed less well for uveitis, so it is generally not the preferred TNF inhibitor when ocular inflammation drives the decision; adalimumab and infliximab reduce recurrence.
Psoriatic Arthritis Uveitis: The Insidious, Bilateral Cousin of HLA-B27 Anterior Uveitis
Which gonioscopic sign reflects the iris draping over anteriorly positioned ciliary processes?
A characteristic double hump sign can be seen on gonioscopy or ultrasound biomicroscopy as the iris drapes over the anteriorly placed ciliary processes.
Plateau Iris Syndrome: Angle Closure With a Ciliary Body Twist
How does the radiation dose relate to the latency of a radiation cataract?
The more radiation received, the shorter the latency: after high doses opacities may appear within a year, while after lower doses ten years or more may pass.
Radiation Cataract: Why the Lens Is One of the Most Radiosensitive Tissues in the Body
Which cause of episcleral venous pressure glaucoma carries the better prognosis for pressure control?
Outcomes hinge on whether the cause is correctable: a fistula amenable to closure generally has a better prognosis for glaucoma control, while chronic causes such as Sturge-Weber often need lifelong management.
Elevated Episcleral Venous Pressure Glaucoma: When the Problem Is Downstream of the Eye

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