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MYOPIA Saad Bin Zafar Mahmood

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A simple presentation describing the different causes, features and treatment techniques of myopia. Accompanied with pictures showing the different signs found on examination

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Page 1: Myopia

MYOPIASaad Bin Zafar Mahmood

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Emmetropia

24-25mm

43 diopters

18 diopters

Accomodation at rest

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A form of refractive error in which parallel rays of light entering the eye are focused in front of retina with accomodation being at rest

Myopia - Defination

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Curvature

Axial length

Refractive index

Positional

Etiology

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Congenital

Simple

Degenerative

Types of myopia

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Unilateral / Bilateral

Stationary

Associated with convergent squint

Congenital myopia

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Most common refractive error

Age of onset

Moderate severity

No degenerative changes

Simple myopia

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Progressive in nature

Age of onset

Severe

Hereditary in nature

Degenerative myopia

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Pathogenesis

Degenerative changes in sclera

Increase in axial length of eyeball

Elongation and stretching of sclera

Changes in choroid and retina

DECREASE VISION

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Myopic Crescent

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Lacquer CracksBreaks in Bruch’s membrane

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Sub retinal neovascularization

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Sub retinal hemorrhage

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Foster – Fuch’s spots

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Posterior staphyloma

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Macular hemorrhage

Posterior staphyloma

Retinal detachment

Glaucoma

Complications

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Distant blurred vision

Half shutting of eyes

Divergent squint

Clinical features - Symptoms

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Prominent eyeballs

Anterior chamber is deep

Ultrasongraphy

Fundus examination

Signs

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Concave lenses◦ Children◦ Adults

Contact lenses

Medical treatment

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Cornea

For high refractive errors

◦ Clear Lens extraction

◦ Phakic posterior chamber implant

Surgical treatment

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Radial Keratotomy

◦ Radius of the curvature of cornea is reduced (flattened)

◦ Series of radial incisions in peripheral cornea

◦ Can correct upto 4 diopters

◦ Less popular these days due to PRK and LASIK

Cornea

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Photorefractive keratectomy

◦ Laser procedure

◦ Central corneal surface is ablated

◦ Results in flattening of cornea

◦ A 10um ablation corrects a 1 dipotre of myopia

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LASIK (Laser in-situ keratomileusis)

Step 1

Step 2

Step 4

Step 3

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Absence of post-operative pain

Less haze

Rapid recovery

Advantages of LASIK

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Hybrid of PRK and LASIK

It involves separation of epithelium

Difference with LASIK is the thickness of epithelium

LASEK (Laser epithelial keratomileusis)

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