Multifocal choroiditis is idiopathic, bilateral inflammation of the choroid. It is characterised by multiple, round, yellow-grey lesions throughout the fundus, ranging from 10-1,000µm in diameter. It is fairly uncommon, and tends to occur in middle-aged, myopic, Caucasian females. CNV has been found to develop in 24-35% of cases but has previously been difficult to diagnose with fluorescein angiography. The incorporation of OCT in practice has improved confidence in diagnosis of CNV development, allowing for earlier treatment and improved patient outcomes | more
Optometry case study – Efficacy of bandage contact lenses
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Optometry case study – Choroidal metastasis
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Optometry case study – Dangers of ignoring the far periphery
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Visual disturbances – sorting the fanciful from the urgent
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Optometry case study – Evidence-based management of convergence insufficiency
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Optometry case study – Pituitary adenoma
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Optometry case study – Central serous retinopathy secondary to pre-eclampsia
23-year-old female presented with an urgent referral from GP to assess her 2-day sudden onset vision loss. Patient was 35 weeks pregnant with her first child, and had no prior complications in the pregnancy. | more
Optometry case study – Optic neuritis
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Optometry case study – Bilateral optic nerve swelling in a young child
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