Orbit examination and related
topics
Orbit examination
(basic) File size: 2.9MB
A popular clinical examination.
The majority of cases relate to thyroid eye disease.
Special thanks to Mr. Q. Mohammed
MRCOphth and Dr. E. Jones MRCP for the demonstration.
Thyroid status examination
File size: 2.2MB
This request usually follows orbit
examination of a patient with thyroid eye disease. The aim is to look for
signs of hyperthyroidism and less commonly hypothyroidism.
Special thanks to Mr. Q. Mohammed
MRCOphth and Dr. E. Jones MRCP for the demonstration. |
Eyelid examination and
related topics
Ptosis
examination (basic examination) File size:
2.6MB
Begin with observation. Measure
the palpebral fissure, MRD (margin reflex distance), the skin crease, levator
function (by stabilizing the frontalis), Bell's phenomenon and corneal
sensation.
Special thanks to Mr. N.Glover
MRCOphth for the demonstration.
Abnormal
eyelid position File size:2.5MB
Four patients with eyelid malposition
are shown.
Three cases
of ptosis File size: 3.5MB
Three patients with ptosis: congenital
ptosis, Marcus Gunn jaw-winking ptosis and myotonic dystrophy. |
Pupil examination and abnormalities
Pupil examination
(basic examination) File size: 1.5MB
Begin with observation followed
by direct and consensual light test. Perform the swinging light test to
look for relative afferent pupillary defect. Complete the examination with
accommodation test.
Special thanks to Miss L.W.
Voon FRCS for the demonstration.
Pupil
examination (abnormal pupil reaction) File
size: 1.7MB
In this video, a left RAPD, a traumatic
right third nerve palsy and a patient with Parinaud's syndrome (with light-near
dissociation, the patient also has problem with convergence) are shown. |
Miscellaneous
Examination
of an enucleated socket File size: 2.2 MB
Examination of a patient with post-enucleation
socket syndrome.
Examination
of rheumatoid hands File size: 1.9MB
This examination usually follows
slit-lamp examination in a patient with cornea sign of rheumatoid arthritis.
In the examination, find out if the patient can perform common hand functions
such as writing, unscrewing bottles and unbuttoning shirt. |
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