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Corneal abrasion: a bright green corneal epithelial defect highlighted by fluorescein staining, with surrounding conjunctival injection Cornea

Corneal Abrasion: The Common Injury With Two Dangerous Mistakes

 Anisocoria: clearly asymmetric pupil sizes between the two eyes, with one pupil noticeably larger than the other in the same ambient light Neuro-ophthalmology

Anisocoria: Which Pupil Is the Abnormal One?

 Penetrating keratoplasty: a clear full-thickness corneal graft secured by interrupted sutures visible around the circular graft-host junction Cornea

Penetrating Keratoplasty: When Full-Thickness Corneal Transplant Is Still the Answer

 Congenital cataract: bilateral dense white lens opacities filling both pupils in an infant, obscuring the normal red reflex Cataract

Congenital Cataract: The Operation Is Only the Beginning

 Esotropia: inward (nasal) deviation of one eye in a child, with an asymmetric corneal light reflex compared with the fixing eye Pediatric

Esotropia: When Glasses Are the Cure and When They Are Not

 Ophthalmia neonatorum: a newborn with bilateral marked eyelid swelling and copious thick purulent discharge crusting along both lid margins Cornea

Ophthalmia Neonatorum: The Sticky Eye That Can Perforate a Cornea

 Primary congenital glaucoma: an infant with buphthalmos, showing an enlarged globe and a hazy, cloudy cornea on the affected side compared with the fellow eye glaucoma

Primary Congenital Glaucoma: The Watering Baby Who Is Not Blocked

 Orbital blowout fracture: coronal CT showing a left orbital floor fracture (arrowed) with orbital soft tissue herniating downward into the maxillary sinus Oculoplastics

Orbital Blowout Fracture: Which Ones Can Wait and Which Cannot

 Blepharophimosis syndrome: bilaterally small horizontal palpebral fissures, ptosis, and epicanthus inversus skin folds at the medial canthi Oculoplastics

Blepharophimosis Syndrome: The Eyelid Finding That Predicts Ovarian Failure

 Persistent fetal vasculature: an irregular dark retrolental fibrovascular membrane partially obscuring the red reflex in an affected eye Pediatric

Persistent Fetal Vasculature: When the Eye’s Prenatal Blood Supply Doesn’t Disappear