ASTEROID HYALOSIS

Calcium soaps floating in the vitreous humor

INTERESTING CORNEAL FOREIGN BODY

IMPLANTABLE COLLAMER LENS

The Implantable Collamer Len (ICL) is a lens that is placed between the iris and the lens of the eye.  It is a good option for patients with between -3.00 and -6.00 of near-sightedness and the preferred refractive procedure for patients with -6.00 or worse.

TRAUMATIC IRIDODIALYSIS AND PROLAPSED IRIS

This gentleman poked his eye with the end of a sharp palm leaf while doing yardwork.  There is an iridodialysis from about 9:00 to 12:00, the anterior chamber is collapsed, and the iris is prolapsed through the full-thickness wound.  

PULVERULENT, COPPICK, OR EMBRYONIC CATARACT

REIS-BUCKLER'S' CORNEAL DYSTROPHY

Reis-Bucklers' corneal dystrophy is bilateral and is autosomal dominant with strong penetrance.

It presents in early childhood with the complaint of irritations and light sensitivity and then visual loss starts to occur as the cornea opacifies in the bowman's layer.  The corneal surface becomes very distorted and there is a honeycomb appearance. 

Hard lenses, especially scleral lenses, are beneficial for vision, even in moderate to advanced stages.  In severe cases corneal transplants can be performed, however recurrence of the dystrophy in the grafts is common.  Therapeutic Laser Keratectomy may also be performed. 

This photo is in a 32 year old male whose mother also had the condition. 

VOGT'S STRIA IN KERATOCONUS