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Posterior chamber pathology comparison on Ocular POCUS:
- vitreous hemorrhage
- vitreous detachment
- retinal detachment

#Posterior #chamber #pathology #Ocular
Posterior chamber ... hemorrhage - vitreous ... #Posterior #chamber ... #POCUS #clinical ... #ultrasound #Vitreous
Globe rupture - irregular globe contour with collapsed anterior chamber. Echogenic material fills the vitreous chamber.
with collapsed anterior ... material fills the vitreous ... #Clinical #EM #Ophth ... #POCUS #Ocular ... #GlobeRupture #ALiEM
Normal eye - Anterior chamber (a): Located between hyperechoic cornea anteriorly and iris posteriorly Lens (L):
Normal eye - Anterior ... Vitreous chamber ... chamber #Clinical ... #Ophth #POCUS #Ocular ... #Normal #ALiEM
Vitreous hemorrhage - area of hemorrhage is visible as faint echogenic material causing a heterogeneous appearance
Vitreous hemorrhage ... appearance to the chamber ... #Clinical #Ophth ... #Vitreous #Hemorrhage ... #ALiEM
A high-resolution 7.5- 10-MHz or higher linear array ultrasound transducer is used to perform an ocular
using a closed-eye ... rupture, vitreous ... hemorrhage, or ... #hemorrhage #globe ... #clinical
44M with h/o DM2 and insulin noncompliance presents w R eye visual loss x 3d. What's
hemorrhage on eye ... evaluate posterior chamber ... #Clinical #POCUS ... #Ocular #Ophthalmology ... #Vitreous #Hemorrhage
Vitreous Hemorrhage on Ocular POCUS

Monocular vision loss is unlikely to be stroke. Think ocular US instead
Vitreous Hemorrhage ... the posterior chamber ... #Hemorrhage #Ocular ... #POCUS #Clinical ... #Ultrasound #Ophthalmology
Red Eye - Differential Diagnosis Framework

What?
Redness in the eye can be caused by many conditions and
like the sclera, anterior ... and posterior chambers ... cellulitis • Globe ... Chamber/Uvea/Iris ... • Globe rupture
Vitreous Hemorrhage on Ocular POCUS

What is the leading cause of this pathology in patients under 40
Vitreous Hemorrhage ... Other posterior chamber ... ultrasound include ... #Hemorrhage #Ocular ... #POCUS #clinical
Transient Monocular Vision loss - Differential Diagnosis
Ischemia	
 - Large artery disease (atherothrombosis, embolus, dissection).
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occlusive disease (anterior ... changes in gaze/eye ... Ocular causes - ... chamber hemorrhage ... , vitreous floaters