The NomenClature of Diseases of the Fundus

Hepburn, Malcolm L.

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Clinical Features and Types Of Acute Choroidal Ischemic Lesions1

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“…The earliest definition information I could find was that by Hepburn in 1912 [37]. He [37,38] described sectoral fundus lesions in patients, starting with an ill-defined area of oedema, and later resolving to sectoral pigmentary changes (fine granular pigmentary changes in the RPE) with normal retinal vessels. In one of his cases the changes involved the lower half of the fundus.…”

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Uveal vascular bed in health and disease: lesions produced by occlusion of the uveal vascular bed and acute uveal ischaemic lesions seen clinically. Paper 2 of 2

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From studies on postmortem anatomical descriptions of the uveal vascular bed, it was generally concluded that occlusion of PCA or its branches should not produce an ischemic lesion. However, in vivo studies have recorded that the PCAs and their branches, right down to the terminal choroidal arterioles, and the choriocapillaris, have a segmental distribution in the choroid, and that PCAs and choroidal arteries function as end-arteries. This explains the basis of the occurrence of isolated inflammatory, ischemic, metastatic, and degenerative choroidal lesions, which are usually localized. Thus, in vivo studies have completely revolutionized our concept of the uveal vascular bed in disease.

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Uveal vascular bed in health and disease: lesions produced by occlusion of the uveal vascular bed and acute uveal ischaemic lesions seen clinically. Paper 2 of 2

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Late Developments in a Case of Gyrate Atrophy of the Choroid and Retina (Fuchs)*

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1941

American Journal of Ophthalmology

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The NomenClature of Diseases of the Fundus

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Uveal vascular bed in health and disease: lesions produced by occlusion of the uveal vascular bed and acute uveal ischaemic lesions seen clinically. Paper 2 of 2

Uveal vascular bed in health and disease: lesions produced by occlusion of the uveal vascular bed and acute uveal ischaemic lesions seen clinically. Paper 2 of 2

Late Developments in a Case of Gyrate Atrophy of the Choroid and Retina (Fuchs)*

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