Ocular ischemic syndrome caused by carotid artery stenosis in 2 cases.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 7 Ocular ischemic syndrome caused by carotid artery stenosis in 2 cases [Keywords:] Carotid Artery 1 Case Report Case 1, male, 65 years old. Right eye as things but not 10d. No obvious incentive to his right eye suddenly decreased visual acuity, with mild orbital pain, no nausea, vomiting symptoms, to diagnosis, 200,805 out-patient clinics in order to “right eye neovascularization glaucoma “income homes. examination: no light perception visual acuity, conjunctival ciliary congestion (+, transparent cornea, anterior chamber depth often, Ty (), clear iris, pupil and central iris all circumspect angiogenesis in diameter about 6mm, direct light reflex, optic disc pale, C / D = 0.8, pale retina, macular relative congestion, arteriovenous generally thinner part of the occlusion of blood vessels into the white line, part of the vein was beaded change points scattered in the retina strip bleeding, cotton wool spots (+, see above in the week the Ministry of angiogenesis, see the bottom of a small amount of blood in the vitreous. measuring intraocular pressure: right eye and 37mmHg, left 16mmHg. the left eye iris clear, the pupil diameter of about 3mm, direct light reflection (+, indirect light reflex (, disc color is C / D = 0.3, retinal A / V = 1 / 2 foveal reflex (+. Case 2, female, 62 years old. 3d.3d things but not before the right eye, as no obvious incentive to look at things the right eye suddenly disappear, no eye pain and headache, not line therapy, to diagnosis, 200,909 out-patient to “right eye, central retinal artery blocking “income homes. examination: visual acuity light perception (+, ciliary conjunctival hyperemia (+, transparent cornea, anterior chamber depth often, Ty (+), pupil iris neovascularization of the week, a diameter of about 5mm, direct light reflecting slow, indirect light reflex (+, DVD C / D = 0.4, retinal edema, pale, scattered a few points in the strip hemorrhage, macular cherry red (+, batting spot (+,