Eye

B- Mode Ultrasonography of Ocular Abnormalities in Dogs

“…Topical anaesthesia was found to be adequate for ocular ultrasonography in dogs in this study, as reported in earlier studies (Featherstone and Heinrich, 2013;Mackay and Mattoon, 2015).…”

B- Mode Ultrasonography of Ocular Abnormalities in Dogs

“…Topical anaesthesia was found to be adequate for ocular ultrasonography in dogs in this study, as reported in earlier studies (Featherstone and Heinrich, 2013;Mackay and Mattoon, 2015).…”

Ocular Ultrasonography and Echobiometry in Goats of Different Age and Breed

“…The cornea appeared as a double peaked echo i.e. two convex interfaces with a central narrow anechoic space as reported earlier (Hager et al, 1987;El Maghraby et al, 1995;MacKay and Mattoon, 2015). Additionally, El Maghraby et al, (1995) observed an area of hyper-reflectivity centrally within the corneal image with an echoic region posterior to it.…”

“…The axial measurements of the globe are important in evaluating conditions such as glaucoma, micro-ophthalmia, macroophthalmia, phthisis bulbi or persistent hyperplastic primary vitreous (Gonzalez et al, 2001). In veterinary medicine, ocular biometry can be used in establishing lens implant size, calculating lens power and estimating prosthetic globe size after enucleation (MacKay and Mattoon, 2015). The echobiometric values obtained in different age group of Bhakarwali and local non-descript goats is summarized in Table 1.…”

Prevalence and outcome of lens capsule disruption in routine canine cataract surgery: A retrospective study of 520 eyes (2012–2019)

“…The images were obtained using a 3–16‐MHz (Samsung, Lysis Healthcare GmBH) linear ultrasound probe. The reports were assessed for ultrasonographic findings of LCD, including irregularity of the lens borders, discontinuation of the lens capsule, lens nucleus displacement, an increase in lens capsule echogenicity, a reduction in lens diameter, and the presence of hyperechoic and amorphous material within the vitreous protruding from the posterior lens capsule 22,23 . Information from surgical reports was used to confirm the occurrence of spontaneous preoperative LCD and to differentiate between accidental intraoperative and planned PCCC, and confirm other intraoperative complications, such as retained lens fragments and hemorrhage.…”

B- Mode Ultrasonography of Ocular Abnormalities in Dogs

“…Topical anaesthesia was found to be adequate for ocular ultrasonography in dogs in this study, as reported in earlier studies (Featherstone and Heinrich, 2013;Mackay and Mattoon, 2015).…”

Ocular Ultrasonography and Echobiometry in Goats of Different Age and Breed

“…The cornea appeared as a double peaked echo i.e. two convex interfaces with a central narrow anechoic space as reported earlier (Hager et al, 1987;El Maghraby et al, 1995;MacKay and Mattoon, 2015). Additionally, El Maghraby et al, (1995) observed an area of hyper-reflectivity centrally within the corneal image with an echoic region posterior to it.…”

“…The axial measurements of the globe are important in evaluating conditions such as glaucoma, micro-ophthalmia, macroophthalmia, phthisis bulbi or persistent hyperplastic primary vitreous (Gonzalez et al, 2001). In veterinary medicine, ocular biometry can be used in establishing lens implant size, calculating lens power and estimating prosthetic globe size after enucleation (MacKay and Mattoon, 2015). The echobiometric values obtained in different age group of Bhakarwali and local non-descript goats is summarized in Table 1.…”

Prevalence and outcome of lens capsule disruption in routine canine cataract surgery: A retrospective study of 520 eyes (2012–2019)

“…The images were obtained using a 3–16‐MHz (Samsung, Lysis Healthcare GmBH) linear ultrasound probe. The reports were assessed for ultrasonographic findings of LCD, including irregularity of the lens borders, discontinuation of the lens capsule, lens nucleus displacement, an increase in lens capsule echogenicity, a reduction in lens diameter, and the presence of hyperechoic and amorphous material within the vitreous protruding from the posterior lens capsule 22,23 . Information from surgical reports was used to confirm the occurrence of spontaneous preoperative LCD and to differentiate between accidental intraoperative and planned PCCC, and confirm other intraoperative complications, such as retained lens fragments and hemorrhage.…”

B- Mode Ultrasonography of Ocular Abnormalities in Dogs

“…Topical anaesthesia was found to be adequate for ocular ultrasonography in dogs in this study, as reported in earlier studies (Featherstone and Heinrich, 2013;Mackay and Mattoon, 2015).…”

Ocular Ultrasonography and Echobiometry in Goats of Different Age and Breed

“…The cornea appeared as a double peaked echo i.e. two convex interfaces with a central narrow anechoic space as reported earlier (Hager et al, 1987;El Maghraby et al, 1995;MacKay and Mattoon, 2015). Additionally, El Maghraby et al, (1995) observed an area of hyper-reflectivity centrally within the corneal image with an echoic region posterior to it.…”

“…The axial measurements of the globe are important in evaluating conditions such as glaucoma, micro-ophthalmia, macroophthalmia, phthisis bulbi or persistent hyperplastic primary vitreous (Gonzalez et al, 2001). In veterinary medicine, ocular biometry can be used in establishing lens implant size, calculating lens power and estimating prosthetic globe size after enucleation (MacKay and Mattoon, 2015). The echobiometric values obtained in different age group of Bhakarwali and local non-descript goats is summarized in Table 1.…”

Prevalence and outcome of lens capsule disruption in routine canine cataract surgery: A retrospective study of 520 eyes (2012–2019)

“…The images were obtained using a 3–16‐MHz (Samsung, Lysis Healthcare GmBH) linear ultrasound probe. The reports were assessed for ultrasonographic findings of LCD, including irregularity of the lens borders, discontinuation of the lens capsule, lens nucleus displacement, an increase in lens capsule echogenicity, a reduction in lens diameter, and the presence of hyperechoic and amorphous material within the vitreous protruding from the posterior lens capsule 22,23 . Information from surgical reports was used to confirm the occurrence of spontaneous preoperative LCD and to differentiate between accidental intraoperative and planned PCCC, and confirm other intraoperative complications, such as retained lens fragments and hemorrhage.…”