Keratoconus is an evolving condition. The speed and severity of the course differs from patient to patient. We report clinical observation a 36-year-old with history severe atopy who presents neglected bilateral keratoconus. examination found sign Munson Rizzuti, corneal protrusion being more marked in left eye. Biomicroscopic revealed opacity central right eye thinning. In eye, there was strom...

Hydrops fetalis is a serious condition which indicates poor prognosis for the affected fetus. Although the incidence of isoimmune hydrops fetalis has decreased markedly, nonimmune hydrops fetalis cases have been more frequently reported. Nonimmune-mediated hydrops can be caused by hemoglobinopathies. In this report we present a case of nonimmune hydrops fetalis caused by homozygous α-thalassemi...

Endolymphatic hydrops, the primary pathologic alteration in Menière disease, can be visualized by using delayed intravenous contrast-enhanced 3D-FLAIR MR imaging. It is not known whether MR imaging-demonstrable changes of hydrops fluctuate with disease activity or are fixed. We describe the results of baseline and posttreatment MR imaging studies in a group of subjects with Menière disease with...

A 51-year-old male who had undergone phacoemulsification in his left eye 11 months prior presented with complaint of sudden onset of blurred vision in the same eye. Review of his clinical course, slit-lamp exam, pachymetry, and specular endothelial microscopy led to the diagnosis of acute hydrops caused by Descemet's membrane dehiscence at the site of the incision. He was initially managed with...

INTRODUCTION This report describes the first known case of late-onset intrusion of an intrastromal ring segment into the anterior chamber due to posterior migration of a ring segment. To our knowledge, intrastromal ring segment penetration has only been shown to occur in the intraoperative or immediate postoperative period. We postulate that the perforation in this case is due to progressive th...

OBJECTIVES To analyse the incidence, aetiology and management of live born cases of hydrops fetalis in a Regional Perinatal Centre. METHODS We reviewed 35 cases of hydrops delivered over a six year period. RESULTS Non-immune hydrops accounted for 80% of the cases and the majority of babies required Level 1 intensive care. The mortality rate was 40%. CONCLUSION The pattern of hydrops is ch...