FIGURE 57.1 Baby girl, 1 month old. Nonaccidental head trauma. Diffuse subdural and subarachnoidal hematomas (arrows) located into the tentorium, the interhemispheric space, and over the left hemisphere (A,B). Parenchymal anoxic…
FIGURE 44.1 Effect of VEGF in normal vascular development. FIGURE 44.2 ROP vascular phases and effusive retinal detachment phase biochemically. In the fetus, wound healing responses and scar formation differ depending on…
FIGURE 12.1 B-scan probe positions. Transverse position (top-left) with probe orientation as indicated by the white mark is parallel to the limbus, longitudinal position (top-right) with the probe perpendicular to the…
FIGURE 50.1 Adult patient with bilateral iris (A,B) and optic nerve coloboma. The right eye has band keratopathy and chronic retinal detachment. The tendency for late diagnosis at presentation is…
FIGURE 48.1 Image of scleral buckle in place. Position of the encircling element, a 2.5-mm solid silicone band, is shown. Sponge elements are often used to create a large indentation to…
FIGURE 14.1 RetCam color photograph of type 1 ROP (stage 3, zone II, plus disease). Left eye temporal fundus with neovascular ridge, torturous arteries, and minimally dilated veins. The RetCam is…
FIGURE 6.1 Cross-sections of 6.5 WG fetal choroid demonstrate hemovasculogenesis (A–F). Erythroblasts (bright pink cytoplasm) in the CC layer can form solid cord-like structures (double arrow) without a lumen (A). Erythroblasts…
FIGURE 58.1A: Opening the eyes did not change the image, so the baby kept the eyes shut. B: After the operation of the right eye, she received near correction glasses…
From Gomez Morales A. Coats’ disease. Natural history and results of treatment. Am J Ophthalmol 1965;60:855–864; Shields JA, Shields CL, Honavar SG, et al. Classification and management of Coats’ disease:…
