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Question Papers of BHU M.S. (April) Examination, 2009 Paper I: Anatomy, Embryology, Physiology of Eye and Adnexa 1. Describe with diagram the Anatomy of macula. Write in brief about macular function test. 2. Write in brief origin, insertion and actions of different extra ocular muscle. What are different laws that govern ocular movements? a. Cover Text b. Stile Crawford Phenomenon c. Persistent Pupillary Membrane d. Megalocornea M.S. (April) Examination, 2009 Paper II : Pathology of the Eye and Refraction optics 1. Describe pathogenesis of glaucomatous damage and role of prostaglandins in glaucoma management. 30 2. Describe briefly : a. Aetiopathogenesis, histopathology & Chemotherapy of retinoblastoma. 15 b. Use of Immunosuppressive drugs in ophthalmic disorders. 15 10 X 4 = 40 a. Optics of prims & its clinical use b. Conductive Keratoplasty c. Aspheric IOL s d. Ante VEGF in Ocular disorders www.eophtha.com Page 1

M.S. (April) Examination, 2009 Paper III: Clinical, Medical and Community 1. Describe DIABETIC MACULAR OEDEMA and its current treatment. 30 2. Describe and discuss congenital glaucoma. 10 X 4 = 40 a. Dissociated vertical deviation b. ARMD c. Siderosis Oculi d. Visual fields in pituitary lesion. M.S. (April) Examination, 2009 Paper IV: Recent Advances in, Surgery of Eye and Adnexa 1. Descuss Briefly : a. CO MICS 15 b. Accomodative IOL 15 2. Discuss briefly : a. Spectral domain optical coherence topography 15 b. Anti Vegf treatment 15 a. Management of dropped nucleus & IOL 10 b. DALK & DSAEK 10 c. Artifical Cornea 10 d. Endoscopic Dacryo cysto Rhinostomy 10 www.eophtha.com Page 2

M.S. (April) Examination, 2008 Paper I: Anatomy, Embryology, Physiology of Eye and Adnexa 1. Discuss in brief with diagram the surgical spaces of the orbit and their importance. 30 2. Describe in brief photochemical and electrical changes when light falls on retina. 30 3. Write in brief : 4 X 10 = 40 a. Cover test b. Limbal stem cell c. Reiger s Anomaly d. Lens transparency M.S. (April) Examination, 2008 Paper II: Pathology of the Eye and Refraction optics 1. Discuss Aetiopathogenesis of ARMD and its management. 30 2. Describe aetiopathogenesis and management of Endophthalmitis. 30 3. Writhe short notes on : 10 X 4 = 40 a. Multifocal IOL b. Low visual AIDS c. Accommodation and its Anomalies d. Neuroprotection in Glaucoma www.eophtha.com Page 3

M.S. (April) Examination, 2008 Paper III: Clinical, Medical and Community 1. Describe the Causes of management of Leucocoria. 30 2. Discuss the differential Diagnosis of Sudden loss of Uniocular vision. 30 a. National Programme of control of Blindness b. Angiogenesis c. Implants in ophthalmology d. Surgical management of Age Related macular degeneration. M.S. (April) Examination, 2008 Paper IV: Recent Advances in, Surgery of Eye and Adnexa Time : Three hours Full Marks : 100 1. Discuss briefly : a. Laser phacolysis 15 b. Bimanual phacoemulsification 15 2. Discuss : a. Osteo odonto keratoprosthesis 15 b. Optical coherence pomography 15 a. Retinopathy of prematurity. 10 b. Management of vitreav haemorrhoge. 10 c. Kerato refractive procedures 10 d. Modulators in Glaucoma Surgery. 10 www.eophtha.com Page 4

M.S. (April) Examination, 2007 Paper II: Pathology of the Eye and Refraction optics Time: Three hours Full Marks : 100 1. Discuss aetiopathogenesis of Ischaemic Optic Neuropathy. 30 2. Discuss aetiopathogenesis of Diabetic Retinopathy. 30 4 X 10 = 40 a. Aniseikonia b. Optics of +90 Dioptre lens with diagram c. Pathological Myopia d. Betablockers M.S. (April) Examination, 2007 Paper III: Clinical, Medical and Community 1. Describe causes and management of Vitreous Haemorrhage. 30 2. Discuss the various surgical treatments for glaucoma with brief reference to newer modalities. 30 a. Vision : 20 20 b. Kerato malacia c. V.E.G.f Inhibitors d. Intra Orbital Implants. www.eophtha.com Page 5

M.S. (April) Examination, 2007 Paper IV: Recent Advances in, Surgery of Eye and Adnexa 1. Discuss new Non-Laser Phacoemulsification technologies. 30 2. Discuss briefly : a. Newer methods of imaging in glaucoma. 15 b. Posterior lamellar keratoplasty. 15 a. Anti-VEGF (Vascular Endothelial Growth Factor) treatment. b. Stem Cell grafting c. Evaluation of donor cornea d. Hang back Procedure in squint surgery M.S. (June) Examination, 2006 Paper I: Anatomy, Embryology, Physiology of Eye and Adnexa 1. Describe the anatomy of Angle of Anterior Chambers. Give a brief account of ultra structure of Trabicular meshwork. 30 2. Describe briefly : a. Rentinal Anatomy b. Levator Palpabral superioris c. Nerve fibre arrangement at Beginning of Optic Chiasma d. Physiology of Accomodation 3. Discuss the development of wasolacrimal passages and high light its applied anatomy in congenital dacryocystitis. 30 www.eophtha.com Page 6

M.S. (June) Examination, 2006 Paper II: Pathology of the Eye and Refraction optics 1. Describe etiopathogenesis of endopahthalmitis. Briefly discuss various drugs used intravitreally. 30 2. Enumerate immunological disorders affecting eye. Describe various immune suppressive drugs used in ocular disorders. 30 a. Multifocal IOL b. Contrast sensitivity c. Low vision Aids d. Decentering of Lenses M.S. (June) Examination, 2006 Paper III: Clinical, Medical and Community 1. Discuss the various laser treatments for glaucoma. 30 2. Describe clinical features, investigations and management of axial proptosis. 30 3. Write notes on : a. Amsler grid b. Verteporfin c. Limbal stem cells d. Prosthetic contact lenses www.eophtha.com Page 7

M.S. (June) Examination, 2006 Paper IV: Recent Advances in, Surgery of Eye and Adnexa 1. Discuss corneal graft rejection, its management and prevention. 30 2. Discuss briefly : a. Management of Duane s retraction syndrome. 15 b. Retinopathy of Prematurity 15 a. Trabeculotomy b. Specular microscopy c. Various development in IOL design d. Surgical management for Canalicular obstruction M.S. (Nov. / Dec.) Examination, 2005 Paper I: Anatomy, Embryology, Physiology of Eye and Adnexa 1. Describe the development of Nasolacrimal passage. How you would manage a case of discharge in a newborn. 20 + 5 2. Describe formation and drainage of aqueous humour. Name the Congenital anomalies of the angle of Anterior Chamber. 20 + 5 3. Write briefly on : a. Dark adaptation b. Psuedopterygium c. Contrast sensitivity d. Congenital toxoplasmosis www.eophtha.com Page 8

M.S. (June) Examination, 2005 Paper I: Anatomy, Embryology, Physiology of Eye and Adnexa Time: Three hours Full Marks : 100 1. Describe the anatomy and congenital anomalies of eye lid. 2. Discuss the causes and management of corneal decompensation. 3. Write notes on : a. Conjunctival Impression Cytology b. Anatomy of Foveal region c. Medial well of orbit M.S. (Nov. / Dec.) Examination, 2005 Paper III: Clinical, Medical and Community Time : Three hours Full Marks : 100 1. Discuss clinical, genetical and managemental aspects of Retinitis Pigmentosa. 30 2. Discuss the causes and management of contact lense complications. 30 3. Write notes on : a. Flap related LASIK complications b. Acetylcysteine eye drops c. Risk factors for ARMD d. In Orbital lesions : MRI Vs. CT www.eophtha.com Page 9

M.S. (June) Examination, 2005 Paper III: Clinical, Medical and Community 1. Classify diabetic retinopathy. Discuss treatment and complications of PDR. 30 2. What is TARGET PRESSURE? Describe newer drugs used in Glaucoma. 30 a. Management option in exudative ARMD. 14 b. Causes and prevalence of Preventable blindness in our Country. 13 c. SICS Technique and ADVANTAGES. 13 M.S. (June) Examination, 2004 Paper I : Anatomy, Embryology, Physiology of Eye and Adnexa 1. Describe the anatomy of lens. How does lens maintain its transparency? 15 + 15 = 30 2. Describe in brief the anatomy of Foveal Avascular Zone. 15 + 15 = 30 a. Reiger s Anomaly b. Ciliary Ganglion c. Levator Palpaebrae Superioris. d. Prostaglandin www.eophtha.com Page 10

M.S. (June) Examination, 2004 Paper II: Pathology of the Eye and Refraction optics 1. Discuss the pathology of choroidal melanoma of the Eye. 30 2. Describe briefly : a. Ocular Hyposecrotion 15 b. Colour Vision 15 a. Donders Reduced Eye 10 b. Corneal blood Staining 10 c. Anisokoenia 10 d. Toxoplastic Retinochoroiditis 10 M.S. (June) Examination, 2004 Paper III: Clinical, Medical and Community 1. Describe the etiology, clinical features and management of Ectopia Lentis. 30 2. Discuss briefly : a. Diabetic Macular oedema 15 b. Clinical application of the concept of Limbal stem cell 15 a. Acanthamoebic Keratitis 10 b. Traumatic Hyphaema 10 c. Anterior Ischaemic Optic Neuropathy 10 d. Pseudophakic Glaucoma 10 www.eophtha.com Page 11

M.S. (June) Examination, 2004 Paper IV: Recent Advances in, Surgery of Eye and Adnexa 1. Discuss enhancement Technology in Laser Refractive Surgery. 30 2. Discuss newer strategy in Dry Eye Management. 30 10 X 4 = 40 a. Botulinum toxin in ophthalmology b. Limbal Stem cell transplantation c. Hang back muscle procedures in squint surgery d. Conductive Keratoplasty M.S. (December) Examination, 2003 Paper I: Anatomy, Embryology, Physiology of Eye and Adnexa 1. Describe the anatomy of ciliary body with diagram. Write in brief the formation of aqueous humor. 15 + 5 + 10 = 30 2. What is Blood-Ocular Barrier? Describe in brief the anatomy of its component. Discuss its physiological and clinic significance. 3. Write short notes on (any Four) : a. Optics of 9OD lens (with diagram) b. Cover Tests c. Electroretinogram d. Pannum Area e. Hyaloid system of vessels www.eophtha.com Page 12

M.S. (December) Examination, 2003 Paper II: Pathology of the Eye and Refraction optics 1. Describe the Immuno-pathological factors for a successful corneal graft. 2. Describe briefly : a. Prostaglandins in the eye. 15 b. Soft Contact Lens. 15 a. Convergence Excess 10 b. Low visual Aids 10 c. Higher order aberrations 10 d. Basal Cell Carcinoma 10 M.S. (December) Examination, 2003 Paper III : Clinical, Medical and Community 1. Discuss Ocular surface failure and its management. 30 2. Discuss briefly : a. Diabetic Maculopathy. 15 b. Photodynamic Therapy. 15 a. Normal Tension glaucoma. 10 b. Vision 2020. 10 c. Anomalous retinal correspondence. 10 d. FUCHS Dystrophy. 10 www.eophtha.com Page 13