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hyperbilirubinemia icterus aa entrapment extraocular muddybrown muscle normal orbitalfracture pterygium scleritis
Icterus: Yellow discoloration of sclera caused by hyperbilirubinemia. Charlie Goldberg, M.D. - UCSD Catalog of Clinical Images #Clinical
discoloration of sclera ... Catalog of Clinical ... Images #Clinical ... #Ophthalmology ... #Photo #Scleral
Icterus:Yellow discoloration of sclera caused by hyperbilirubinemia. Notice that in African Americans, this is less dramatic
discoloration of sclera ... Catalog of Clinical ... Images #Clinical ... #Ophthalmology ... #Photo #Scleral
Pterygium: A benign fleshy growth on sclera. Over time, it can creep across iris and interfere
fleshy growth on sclera ... Images #Clinical ... #Ophthalmology ... #Photo #Pterygium ... #Sclera #UCSDH
Muddy Brown Sclera: Brownish discoloration of sclera occasionally seen in African Americans. It is a variant
Muddy Brown Sclera ... discoloration of sclera ... #Ophthalmology ... Normal #MuddyBrown #Sclera ... #AA #Photo #UCSDH
Extraoccular Muscle Entrapment: This patient fell, sustaining orbital floor fracture of left eye. The inferior rectus
The diffuse scleral ... Catalog of Clinical ... Images #Clinical ... #Ophthalmology ... #Photo #EOM #Extraocular
Scleritis: Inflammation limited to the sclera. Note markedly dilated blood vessels which do not extend onto the
limited to the sclera ... Images #Clinical ... #Ophthalmology ... #Photo #Scleritis ... #UCSDH
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