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Training on diabetic retinopathy complications
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Happy Easter!
Hopefully you were able to enjoy delicious chocolate eggs and to start the new week with a lot of power. Not every person can enjoy chocolate as patients suffering from diabetes.
Happy Easter! Chocolate may be good for all. Copyright ©2014 GETOCT™ Ltd. All rights reserved.
We show you a special case of a diabetic patient who unerwent retinal laser therapy, cataract surgery last year and still didn’t get the power to control his diabetes adequately. Last year everything was nice and clear, but the visit of this week showed a pronounced deterioration with loss of visual acuity.
Subhyaloidal hemorrhage follow up (Daytona Panorama Camera). In 2013 the retinal situation was controlled after laser therapy. Deterioration with a massive central bleeding. Copyright 2014 GETOCT™ Ltd. All rights reserved.
Subhyaloidal hemorrhage in diabetic retinopathy, OCT scross scan (Cirrus SD OCT, click to zoom in): relative clear view on upper macula (1), hemorrhage (2), demarcation line (3), posterior vitreous cortex (4), posterior vitreous membrane (5), subhyaloidal space (6), preserved central foveolar depression makes Dr Peter Maloca happy (7) . Copyright © 2003-2014 GETOCT™ Ltd. All rights reserved.
GETOCT offers interactive OCT training
Do you want to learn more about diabetic retinopathy? For interactive reasons, questions are programmed in Flash: >flash player needed, password required (free for GETOCT members and newsletter subscribers).
Play training (you need FlashPlayer)>> Quiz on complications of diabetes
Quiz on Complication of diabetes gallery. Illustration of some quiz images. Copyright © 2014 GETOCT™ Ltd. All rights reserved.
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