By Cathy W. DiBernardo, Ellen F. Greenberg
ISBN-10: 1588905039
ISBN-13: 9781588905031
This booklet provides the most recent details on utilizing echography to diagnose
lesions and ailments of the attention and orbit. This version is absolutely up-to-date, with a
new bankruptcy on orbital disorder and assurance of the 20-MHz explore for posterior
segment imaging. It presents a accomplished evaluation of the fundamental screening
procedures, descriptions of the symptoms for ultrasound, and assistance on how
to succeed in a correct prognosis of either universal and infrequent medical difficulties in all
areas of the eye.
Features:
- Techniques for diagnosing ailments of the retina,
choroid, vitreous, anterior section, optic nerve, extraocular muscular tissues, and
extra - More than 550 high quality photographs, together with an
multiplied number of anterior phase pictures, that relief the comprehension of
pathology and affliction strategies - Three-dimensional schematics demonstrating sound beam
and probe positions at the eye - Extensive lists of references for pursuing themes in
depth
Ophthalmic Ultrasound: A Diagnostic Atlas will
provide a useful reference for ophthalmologists, ultrasonographers, and radiologists.
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20-, 50-, and 100-MHz scleral shells. These shells are less cylindrical to accommodate the probe tip and the movement of the crystal. C I CP Figure 2–29 The ultrasound biomicro- Figure 2–30 The ultrasound biomicroscope (UBM), normal scope (UBM), probe placement. Examination with the UBM. Patient properly positioned with the tip of the probe placed within the fluid-filled scleral shell. angle. The UBM longitudinal scan of the normal angle. Arrow, scleral spur; C, cornea; CP, ciliary processes; I, iris.
Pgs 9/20/06 3:02 PM Page 17 2 ANTERIOR SEGMENT EVALUATION 17 I L F C C T I A Figure 2–18 Cyclitic membrane. Axial immersion image, aphakic eye. Arrow, cyclitic membrane; C, cornea; I, iris. T F S B S P A C B Figure 2–19 Ciliary body mass. (A) Axial scan. Arrow, ciliary body mass; C, cornea; F, fluid, L, lens; P, probe. (B) Transverse scan directly over the lesion. Arrow; ciliary body mass; S, sclera. Figure 2–20 Ciliary body mass. This patient was an HIV-positive 20-year-old African-American male who presented with a large amelanotic ciliary body mass.
Arrow, scleral spur; C, cornea; CP, ciliary processes; I, iris. S AC I L Figure 2–31 The normal ciliary body. Cross-section scan using an ultrasound biomicroscope (UBM). I Figure 2–32 Normal cornea. Ultrasound biomicroscope (UBM) scan through the central axis. The two high reflective lines at the top of the scan correspond to the corneal layers. The corneal stroma (S) is located between the lines. Top arrow, epithelium and Bowman’s membrane; bottom arrow, Descemet’s membrane and endothelium; AC, anterior chamber; I, iris; L, lens.
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