Dear Editor,Primary vitreoretinal lymphoma（PVRL）is a rare form of ocular malignancy and it is usually considered as a subset of primary central nervous system lymphoma（PCNSL）.An insidious onset associated with del...Dear Editor,Primary vitreoretinal lymphoma（PVRL）is a rare form of ocular malignancy and it is usually considered as a subset of primary central nervous system lymphoma（PCNSL）.An insidious onset associated with delays in diagnosis iscommon.展开更多
BACKGROUND Diffuse retinal pigment epitheliopathy(DRPE)associated with bullous retinal detachment is a severe variant of DRPE that is frequently misdiagnosed and often improperly treated.CASE SUMMARY A 36-year-old fem...BACKGROUND Diffuse retinal pigment epitheliopathy(DRPE)associated with bullous retinal detachment is a severe variant of DRPE that is frequently misdiagnosed and often improperly treated.CASE SUMMARY A 36-year-old female patient complained of"painless vision decline in the left eye with obscuration for 10 d".Slit-lamp microscopic fundus examination revealed white-yellow subretinal exudates in the posterior pole in both eyes,retinal detachment with shifting subretinal fluid in the left eye,and no retinal hiatus.Fundus fluorescein angiography revealed multiple subretinal leakage foci and localized hypofluorescent lesions with patched hyperfluorescence.There was fluorescence leakage in the retinal vessels in the retinal detachment area and occluded blood vessels in the lower and peripheral areas.Indocyanine green angiography revealed multifocal lamellar hyperfluorescence in the middle stage and low fluorescence in the retinal detachment area in the late stage.Retinal anatomical reduction significantly improved with intravitreal conbercept injections.CONCLUSION Intravitreal injection of conbercept can anatomically reattach the retina in patients with bullous retinal detachment.展开更多
Background:Effective therapeutic options are limited for the management of chronic central serous chorioretinopathy(CSCR)complicated by exudative retinal detachments(RD).The authors describe the resolution of one such...Background:Effective therapeutic options are limited for the management of chronic central serous chorioretinopathy(CSCR)complicated by exudative retinal detachments(RD).The authors describe the resolution of one such case following partial thickness scleral resection with mitomycin C.Case presentation:This 39-year-old male presented with a unilateral inferior exudative RD in the right eye.There was no history of steroid use either locally or systemically.The fundus fluorescein angiogram showed window defects and leaks typical of chronic CSCR.The axial length was 21.06 mm in the right eye and 21 mm in the left eye.Thickening of the ocular coats was evident on ocular ultrasound.Considering an axial length in the borderline-low range inferotemporal and inferonasal partial thickness scleral resection with mitomycin C was performed.The exudative RD resolved at 4 months.Conclusion:Partial thickness scleral resection may be considered as an option for treating chronic CSCR patients with borderline-low axial length complicated by exudative RD.展开更多
文摘Dear Editor,Primary vitreoretinal lymphoma（PVRL）is a rare form of ocular malignancy and it is usually considered as a subset of primary central nervous system lymphoma（PCNSL）.An insidious onset associated with delays in diagnosis iscommon.
基金Supported by Guiding Project of Changshu Health Committee,No.CSWZD202021Project of the Affiliated Changshu Hospital of Xuzhou Medical University,No.CSEY202125。
文摘BACKGROUND Diffuse retinal pigment epitheliopathy(DRPE)associated with bullous retinal detachment is a severe variant of DRPE that is frequently misdiagnosed and often improperly treated.CASE SUMMARY A 36-year-old female patient complained of"painless vision decline in the left eye with obscuration for 10 d".Slit-lamp microscopic fundus examination revealed white-yellow subretinal exudates in the posterior pole in both eyes,retinal detachment with shifting subretinal fluid in the left eye,and no retinal hiatus.Fundus fluorescein angiography revealed multiple subretinal leakage foci and localized hypofluorescent lesions with patched hyperfluorescence.There was fluorescence leakage in the retinal vessels in the retinal detachment area and occluded blood vessels in the lower and peripheral areas.Indocyanine green angiography revealed multifocal lamellar hyperfluorescence in the middle stage and low fluorescence in the retinal detachment area in the late stage.Retinal anatomical reduction significantly improved with intravitreal conbercept injections.CONCLUSION Intravitreal injection of conbercept can anatomically reattach the retina in patients with bullous retinal detachment.
文摘Background:Effective therapeutic options are limited for the management of chronic central serous chorioretinopathy(CSCR)complicated by exudative retinal detachments(RD).The authors describe the resolution of one such case following partial thickness scleral resection with mitomycin C.Case presentation:This 39-year-old male presented with a unilateral inferior exudative RD in the right eye.There was no history of steroid use either locally or systemically.The fundus fluorescein angiogram showed window defects and leaks typical of chronic CSCR.The axial length was 21.06 mm in the right eye and 21 mm in the left eye.Thickening of the ocular coats was evident on ocular ultrasound.Considering an axial length in the borderline-low range inferotemporal and inferonasal partial thickness scleral resection with mitomycin C was performed.The exudative RD resolved at 4 months.Conclusion:Partial thickness scleral resection may be considered as an option for treating chronic CSCR patients with borderline-low axial length complicated by exudative RD.
