CASE PRESENTATION BY Dr. Prashanti OPHTHALMOLOGY Ist YR

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CASE PRESENTATION BY Dr. Prashanti OPHTHALMOLOGY Ist YR

PERSONAL DETAILS NAME : xxx AGE :57 SEX : Male IP/OP NO- 20170828623 OCCUPTION : Farmer

CHIEF COMPLAINTS Redness Pain Watering Blurring of vision Since one week in the left eye

HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS Patient was apparently asymptomatic 1 week back, after which he sustained an injury to the left eye with vegetative matter while working in the farm He developed redness and pain followed by watering associated with blurring of vision and photophobia which were insidious in onset and gradually progressed to the present stage. No history of colored halos, diurnal variation of symptoms or pain on moving the eyeball.

PAST HISTORY MEDICAL : no history of diabetes, hypertension, bronchial asthma, TB, or epilepsy DRUG HISTORY : no history of usage of topical medication or any drug allergies. OCULAR SURGERIES : Patient underwent manual small incision cataract surgery in both eyes. Right eye : 3 years back Left eye : 1 year back FAMILY HISTORY : Not significant PERSONAL HISTORY : Mixed diet, sleep and appetite were normal, regular bowel and bladder habits.

GENERAL EXAMINATION Patient was conscious, coherent and cooperative Temperature : afebrile Pulse rate : 76bpm Blood pressure : 110/80 mm of hg No pallor, icterus, cyanosis, clubbing, lymphadenopathy or peripheral oedema.

SYSTEMIC EXAMINATION RESPIRATORY SYSTEM : Bilateral normal vesicular breath sounds heard CVS : S1 and S2 heard, no murmurs CNS : Normal PER ABDOMEN : Soft

RIGHT EYE LEFT EYE OCULAR EXAMINATION VISUAL ACUITY 6/12 with pinhole 6/9 6/60 with pinhole NI LIDS Normal Oedematous CONJUNCTIVA Normal Congested, circum ciliary congestion + CORNEA Clear A single ulcer of size 3x4mm between 3-6 o clock position feathery margins, sloping edges, yellowish white slough in the base of the ulcer +, stromal infiltrates+ stomal Oedema + ANTERIOR CHAMBER Normal depth Hypopyon of 1-2mm height, non-mobile IRIS Normal colour pattern Normal colour pattern PUPIL Normal size, reacting to light Mid dilated,sluggish LENS Pseudophakia Pseudophakia

DIFFUSE ILLUMINATION FLUORESCEIN STAINING

FUNDUS EXAMINATION RIGHT EYE : Disc normal size, circular, pink, well defined margins CDR 0.3: 1 AVR 2:3 Vessels normal Macula Foveal reflex + LEFT EYE : Could not be made out due to hazy cornea LACRIMAL SYRINGING : Both eyes patent.

INVESTIGATIONS RBS : 120mg/dl Complete Urine Examination : Normal Complete Blood Picture : Within normal limits

SPECIAL INVESTIGATIONS CORNEAL SCRAPINGS Gram s stain : gram +ve KOH mount : filamentary elements with septate hyphae seen

DIAGNOSIS LEFT EYE FUNGAL CORNEAL ULCER WITH HYPOPYON

TREATMENT DAY 1 E/d 5% Natamycin hourly E/d 0.3% Moxifloxacin 6td E/d 2% Homatropine 3td Tab Fluconazole 200mg BD Tab Acetazolamide 250mg BD Tab Ibuprofen 400mg BD Tab Ranitidine 150mg BD

DAY 3 E/d 5% Natamycin hourly E/d 0.3% Moxifloxacin 6td E/d 2% Homatropine 3td Tab Fluconazole 200mg BD Tab Acetazolamide 250mg BD Tab Ibuprofen 400mg BD Tab Ranitidine 150mg BD

DAY 5 E/d 5% Natamycin 8td E/d 0.3% Moxifloxacin 6td E/d 2% Homatropine 3td Tab Fluconazole 200mg BD Tab acetazolamide 250mg BD Tab Ibuprofen 400mg BD Tab Ranitidine 150mg BD

DAY 7 E/d 5% Natamycin 6td E/d 0.3% Moxifloxacin 6td E/d 2% Homatropine 3td Tab Fluconazole 200mg BD Tab Ibuprofen 400mg BD Tab Ranitidine 150mg BD

DAY 9 E/d 5% Natamycin 4td E/d 0.3% Moxifloxacin 6td E/d 2% Homatropine 3td Tab Fluconazole 200mg BD

DAY 10 E/d 5% Natamycin 4td E/d 0.3% Moxifloxacin 6td Tab Fluconazole 200mg BD

TREATMENT ON DISCHARGE E/d 5% Natamycin 2td E/d 0.3% Moxifloxacin 6td Review after 1 week

ON REVIEW RIGHT EYE LEFT EYE VISUAL ACUITY 6/12 with pinhole 6/9 6/60 with pinhole 6/24 LIDS Normal Normal CONJUNCTIVA Quiet Quiet CORNEA Clear 2mm macular opacity + ANTERIOR CHAMBER Normal in depth Normal in depth IRIS Normal colour pattern Normal colour pattern PUPIL Normal size, reacting to light Normal size, reacting to light LENS Pseudophakia Pseudophakia