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CASE PRESENTATION DR.Sravani 1 st yr PG Dept of Ophthalmology

Name : X X X X X Age : 50yrs Sex : male Occupation : Farmer Residence : Mothkur

CHIEF COMPLAINTS : - Diminision of vision in Right Eye since 3mnths Diminision of vision in Left eye since 1year

H/O flashes of light in Right eye HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS:- Patient was apparently asymptomatic 3mnths back, then he had blunt trauma to right eye with a ball and he had pain which was subsided on medication after 2days, following which he developed diminished vision in right eye which was sudden in onset, progressively worsened and painless H/O diminision of vision in left eye since 1 year insidious in onset, gradually progressive and painless H/O floaters in Right eye

No h/o Redness, Watering, Photophobia in right eye No h/o Micropsia / Macropsia / Metamorphopsia in right eye

PAST HISTORY : H/O Right eye cataract surgery 2yr back No h/o DM/HTN/Asthma/Drug allergy No h/o Steroid usage in any form No h/o usage of any eye drops

FAMILY HISTORY : No h/o similar complaints in the family PERSONAL HISTORY : Diet mixed Appetite normal Sleep adequate Bowel & Bladder normal

Positive Findings H/o sudden, Painless, loss of vision in Right eye since 3mnths H/o Gradual, Painless, Progressive loss of vision in Left eye since 1 year H/O trauma to Right eye H/O floaters &Flashes in Right eye H/O Right eye cataract surgery 2Years back

Differential Diagnosis?

v Retinal detachment v Vitreous detachment v Vitreous haemorrhage v Degenerative retinoschisis

EXAMINATION

GENERAL EXAMINATION Patient was conscious and coherent oriented to time,place and person Moderately built and nourished Vitals are normal

SYSTEMIC EXAMINATION CVS Normal Respiratory system Normal CNS Normal GIT - Normal

OCULAR EXAMINATION

On the day of presentation OD OS Visual acuity CF 3m PH NI 6/60 PH NI Near vision - N12

Head posture - Normal Facial symmetry Maintained Ocular symmetry Maintained Forehead Normal Extra ocular movements Full range in all directions

SLIT LAMP EXAMINATION OD OS EYELIDS Normal Normal CONJUNCTIVA Normal Normal CORNEA Clear Clear ANTERIOR CHAMBER Normal depth, clear contents Normal depth, clear contents IRIS Normal pattern & colour Normal pattern & colour PUPIL LENS Relative afferent pupillary defect + Pseudophakia Normal size reacting to light Greyish white opacificationimmature senile cortical cataract

FUNDUS FINDINGS OD OS Media Retina Clear Grey reflex seen on direct ophthalmoscopy and indirect ophthalmoscopy Few pigments in vitreous cavity Opaque convex,corrugated appearance of retina with loss of underlying choroidal pattern with horse-shoe tear at 12.00 clock and presence of subretinal fluid in all quadrants including macula s/o total rhegmatogenous retinal detachment including macula Hazy d/t Lenticular Opacity Medium in size,pink,circular,well defined margins Retina on in all quadrants Macula healthy

PREOP FUNDUS Retinal detachment with macula off Horseshoe tear at 12.0clock position

INVESTIGATIONS what investigations to be done??

OCULAR INVESTIGATIONS Intraocular pressure Sac syringing A-scan Visual field charting Indirect ophthalmoscopy Optical coherence tomography(oct) Ultrasonography

INTRAOCULAR PRESSURE Schiotz tonometer by using 5.5 gmwt OD OS On the day of presentation at 11.00am 8 mm Hg 12 mm Hg

Optical coherence tomography reveals subfoveal fluid

Ultrasound Retinal detachment and proliferative vitreoretinopathy Posterior vitreous detachment

SYSTEMIC INVESTIGATIONS Random blood sugar level Complete urine examination Electrocardiogram Physician fitness for surgery

DIAGNOSIS What is the probable diagnosis?

RE-- Total Rhegmatogenous retinal detachment with macula-off with proliferative vitreoretinopathy Grade-B with posterior vitreous detachment with horshoe tear at 12.00 clock in pseudophakic eye LE Immature senile cortical cataract

TREATMENT

PREOP MEDICATION TOPICAL Eyedrops MOXIFLOX 0.5% 6times per day

CONSENT INFORMED WRITTEN consent was taken from patient and his attendant (son)

SURGICAL TREATMENT SCLERAL BUCKLING + PARS PLANA VITRECTOMY + ENDOLASER + SILICON OIL TAMPONADE UNDER LOCAL ANESTHESIA

POSTOP MEDICATION TOPICAL : RIGHT EYE Eyedrops PREDNISOLONE ACETATE 1% hourly Eyedrops TIMOLOL MALEATE 0.5% twice a day Eyedrops MOXIFLOX 0.5% 6times per day SYSTEMIC: Tab DIAMOX (Acetazolamide) 250mg twice a day for 3days Tab CIFRAN 500mg twice a day for 5days Tab FLEXAN twice a day for 5 days Tab RANTAC 150mg twice a day for 5days

POSTOP INSTRUCTIONS Patient was advised to lie in prone position

POD 1 On slit lamp examination of RE cornea clear lens pseudophakia

INTRAOCULAR PRESSURE using schiotz tonometer with 5.5gm wt OD OS POD-1 at 11.00am 14 mm Hg 12 mm Hg

Post-operative fundus RE: retina flat with macula on

POD 3 OD OS Visual acuity CF 5m PH 6/36 6/60 PH NI Near vision N 36 N12

Patient was discharged on POD 5 with medications TOPICAL- RIGHT EYE Eyedrops PREDNISOLONE ACETATE 1% with tapering dose Eyedrops TIMOLOL MALEATE 0.5% twice a day Eyedrops MOXIFLOX 0.5% 6times per day Patient was advised to review every week

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