CORNEA SCAR

SMALL CORTICAL CATARACT

This is a small cortical cataract in a 49 year patient with no symptoms.

SHUNT

at 10:00 there's the end of shunt into the anterior chamber.  This shunt is a bypass to keep the pressure in the eye.  This is a blind eye from an ischemic event (stroke in the eye).  You can see he has a thick cataract as well in that eye.  This eye has no light perception.  Pressure is at 22mmHg which is good for him.

TORTUOUS RETINAL BLOOD VESSELS

Just a really cool picture I wanted to post.  Normally the retinal blood vessels are straight, like the photo below.

ATYPICAL PTERYGIUM

What makes this pterygium special is the petal-like pattern of the blood vessels, like we may see in a squamous cell papilloma.

CHOROIDAL NEVUS

MACULAR DRUSEN