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Catalogue of Opthalmic Images

► Anatomy

► Diseases

► Surgery

► Contact Lenses

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Iris and Ciliary Body / Congenital Anomalies / Iris Bicolor, Heterochromia Iridis Uniocularis

► Bicolored Irides (#2), (Hirschsprung's Disease)

► Bicolored Iris (#1,1), Heterochromia Iiridis Uniocularis

► Bicolored Iris (#1,2), Heterochromia Iridis Uniocularis

Congenital/Hereditary diseases - page 1

► Groenow II macular corneal distrophy.

► Groenow II macular corneal distrophy. Slit-Lamp examination.

Congenital/Hereditary diseases - page 2

► Basocellular palpebral epithelioma. Basocellular palpebral carcinoma. Gorlin-Gotz Syndrome.

► Adherent leukoma due to Peters' anomaly. Secondary glaucoma. Cortico-nuclear cataract. Lateral view with Slit Lamp.

► Adherent leukoma due to Peters' anomaly. Secondary glaucoma. Cortico-nuclear cataract. Slit Lamp examination.(1)

► Adherent leukoma due to Peters' anomaly. Secondary glaucoma. Cortico-nuclear cataract. Slit Lamp examination.(2)

► Adherent leukoma due to Peters' anomaly. Secondary glaucoma. Cortico-nuclear cataract.

► Congenital iridocorneoendothelial syndrome

► Eye fundus in Leber's Amaurosis

► Oculodigital reflex in blindness

► Ectodermic dysplasia

Congenital/Hereditary diseases - page 3

► Congenital glaucoma. Trabeculectomy. Corneal descompensation. Epithelial bullae. Haab's streaks. Myopia. Diopters (-0,5). Slit Lamp examination.

► Bilateral facial paralysis (Moebius' Syndrome), Complete absence of facial expressure (mask face) secondary to a non-progressive congenital paralysis of the seventh nerve, with lagophthalmos, absence of lachrymal secretion, crosseye due to paresis of the IVth and VIth cranial nerve. This may affect other nerves, and particularly cranial ones such as the glosopharyngeal nerve (difficulties in swallowing), the hypoglossal nerve (lingual atrophy, unintelligible speech).

► Aicardi syndrome

► Astrocytic Hamartoma. Tuberous sclerosis

► Persistent myelin's fibers.

Congenital/Hereditary diseases - page 4

► Cherry-red spot in Sialidosis.

► Lisch nodules.

► Physiologic pigment in cristalline lens.

Eyelids - page 7

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