2 cases of hyperplasia of primary vitreous forever type B ultrasonic diagnosis.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 8 2 cases of hyperplasia of primary vitreous forever type B ultrasonic diagnosis [Abstract] for the perpetuation of the original vitreous hyperplasia (PHPV) in two-dimensional and color Doppler ultrasound imaging features and clinical diagnostic value, using the French light too Cinescan ophthalmic A / B ultrasound diagnostic real-time dynamic lesions observed in 2 cases. ultrasound showed inverted triangle lesions were hyperechoic or banded, the lower part of the base compared with the lens close to cutting-edge connected with the optic disc, the lesion was not obvious to exercise our powers and post-pump power, color Doppler ultrasound strong echo in this band exploration within and with CRA-CRV-phase continuous flow signal, the affected side compared with contralateral normal axial length was significantly shorter axial length. Tip forever to the original vitreous proliferation of ultrasound diagnosis and differential diagnosis has important clinical value. [Keywords:] forever primary vitreous hyperplasia, ultrasound Forever primary vitreous hyperplasia (persistent hyperplastic primary vitreous, PHPV) is a disease caused by the baby one of the causes of white pupil, clinical, and retinoblastoma and neonatal retinopathy and other eye lens fiber proliferation after the identification of difficulties and lead to misdiagnosis. This Report of 2 cases ultrasound and confirmed by pathology to the original vitreous hyperplasia forever, forever to explore the real-time ultrasound in the diagnosis of primary vitreous hyperplasia and differential diagnosis. 1 Materials and Methods 1.1 General information Ningxia Medical College Hospital outpatient May 2005 -2006 in May for the clinical diagnosis of hyperplasia of primary vitreous forever cases 1 case 2 cases in children 2 years old, was found “white left eye pupil” treatment, and 1 case was 4 years old children, was found “left oblique” and “white of the eye pupil” and treatment.