CONJUNCTIVAL LITHIASIS (CONCRETIONS) AND CYSTS)

GUTTAE

Guttae are small excrecenses on the corneal endothelium. Also called guttata.  Often associated with Fuch's Corrneal Dystrophy. 

VOGT'S STRIA

You likely have to enlarge the image to see the vertical lines, called Vogt's Stria, on the back of the cornea.

IMPLANTABLE COLLAMER LENS (ICL)

You may need to enlarge this to see the lens.  The arrow points to the implanted collamer lens.  The large structure to the right of that is the natural lens of the eye.  Notice the good clearance between the lenses. 

CONJUNCTIVAL VASCULAR ANOMALY

This interesting conjunctival vascular abnormality could be:

A) telangiectasia

B) Hemangioma

C) Polycythemia rubra vera

D) Sickle Cell Anemia

E) none of the above

CORNEA SCARS FROM LASIK SURGERY

Sometimes surgeons, in an effort to please patients, can be overly aggressive with doing LASIK on patients with extreme prescriptions, in whom LASIK is contraindicated. This patient has LASIK more than 10 years ago.  

ASTEROID HYALOSIS