Articles

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Traumatic macular hole: fundus photograph six months after surgery showing a closed macular hole with pigmentary changes

Traumatic Macular Hole: When to Watch and When to Operate

Amaurosis fugax: fundus photograph with arrows marking an embolus at a retinal arteriolar bifurcation

Amaurosis Fugax: Transient Monocular Vision Loss Is a Stroke Warning Until Proven Otherwise

Electroretinography: schematic of the retinal layers and cell types that generate the ERG response

Electroretinography: What the Full-Field ERG Can and Cannot Tell You

Foville syndrome: axial T2-weighted MRI of the pons and posterior fossa

Foville Syndrome: Reading a Pontine Stroke From the Eyes and Face

Diabetic macular edema: fundus photograph with clustered hard exudates and retinal thickening near the fovea

Diabetic Macular Edema: Choosing Between Observation, Anti-VEGF, Steroids and Laser

Gonioscopy: view of the anterior chamber angle showing the ciliary body band, scleral spur, and trabecular meshwork

Gonioscopy: Seeing the Angle That Slit-Lamp Exam Cannot

Fluorescein angiography: angiogram with a focal hyperfluorescent lesion at the macula and normal retinal vessel filling

Fluorescein Angiography: Reading the Patterns of Leakage, Blockage and Staining

DSEK and DMEK: slit-lamp photograph of an eye undergoing endothelial keratoplasty for Fuchs endothelial dystrophy

DSEK vs DMEK: Replacing Only the Cornea’s Failed Layer

Dengue maculopathy: fundus photograph with a yellowish foveal lesion, retinal hemorrhages, and cotton wool spots

Dengue Maculopathy: Foveolitis and Macular Ischemia After a Febrile Illness

Giant retinal tear: fundus photograph showing a large tear with a detached retinal flap

Giant Retinal Tear: When the Flap Folds Over Itself