Pterygium Grading Classification

Grade 0 - There is no pterygium tissue present
Grade 1 (trace)- Pterygium tissue is translucent, similar to conjunctiva. Episcleral vessels under the body of the pterygium are easily visible. Minimally dilated vessels with slightly increased
Grade 2 (mild) - Pterygium tissue is pink. Episcleral vessels under the body of the pterygium are distinguishable. Dilated vessels with increased density
Grade 3 (moderate) - Pterygium tissue is red. Episcleral vessels under the body of the pterygium are not distinguishable. Significant tortuous and engorged vessels with minimal
Grade 4 (severe) - Pterygium tissue is deep bright diffuse red, very thick. Episcleral vessels and tissues under the body of the pterygium are totally obscured. Dense network of engorged vessels

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Dr. Gerald Diaz @GeraldMD · 2 years ago
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