John Kevin Dayao @kevind
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MS3, UC San Diego School of Medicine Interested in pediatrics and community-based medicine. https://www.linkedin.com/in/jdayao/
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Mycoplasma pneumoniae–Associated Mucositis- ...severe mucositis developed that involved the lips, buccal mucosa (Panel A), conjunctivae, and
mucosa (Panel A), conjunctivae ... pneumoniae–induced erythema multiforme ... #clinical #photo ... mucositis #erythema #multiforme
Conjunctival concretions- Asymptomatic concretions within the inferior conjunctiva (Jordan M. Graff, M.D., University of Iowa) #Ophthalmology
Conjunctival concretions ... within the inferior conjunctiva ... Ophthalmology #conjunctiva ... #concretions #photo
Pingueculae are yellow-white, subepithelial conjunctival deposits that are typically found in the nasal or temporal anterior
subepithelial conjunctival ... anterior bulbar conjunctiva ... subepithelial #conjunctiva ... deposit #clinical #photo
Classic signs of arteritic anterior ischemic optic neuropathy or giant cell arteritis are mild arterial narrowing
cell #arteritis #photo
Conjunctivochalasis is defined as a redundant, nonedematous conjunctiva that causes a wide variety of symptoms ranging
, nonedematous conjunctiva ... ophthalmology #conjunctiva ... dry #clinical #photo
Filamentary Keratitis- Slit lamp examination reveals filaments (‘mucoepithelioid” strands) adherent to the corneal surface. The filaments
Ophthalmology #photo
A necrotic ulceration was observed on the right side of the tongue. Cervicofacial computed tomography, performed
arteritis #clinical #photo
Corneal edema with Descemet's folds; The folds can be visualized as dark, deep-appearing, criss-cross lines in
descemet #fold #photo
This is another example of facial bruising. Here again the face appears to be cyanotic (including
pediatrics #clinical #photo
Figure 1: Corneal ring infiltrate in a patient with #Acanthamoeba #keratitis. Acanthamoeba keratitis is a
#clinical #photo
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