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26:28 99.9% of patients are HLA-A29 positive. The suffix '...pathy' is not justified, the correct suffix being '...itis', as it is clearly an inflammatory disorder. Retina should be given preeminence over choroid as the structure mainly damaged and causing major morbidity is the retina. Hence, the correct name should be 'HLA-A29 birdshot retinochoroiditis'. ['Why birdshot retinochoroiditis should rather be called ‘HLA-A29 uveitis’?'; 2017]

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Y Lasik Why not a lens exchange?

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The term 'white dot syndromes' was proposed by one opinion leader and accepted at once by the uveitis community without questioning. The authors back then (around 1995) analyzed the histopathology of some 'white dots' from sympathetic ophthalmia, VKH and sarcoidosis cases and concluded that the lesion at the base of all white dot syndromes was the granuloma. THIS IS WRONG! The granuloma is not at the origin of choriocapillaritis! Therefore, this nonsense terminology should be abandoned and replaced by the explanatory terminology of non-infectious choroiditis and its logical subdivisions according to location and physiopathology. See also: '"White dot syndromes", an inappropriate and outdated misnomer.' Int Ophthalmol. 2022 [From Carl P. Herbort Jr. at EURETINA 2024]. Newest Kanski (10th. Ed.) implements this.

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Very elaborative and nice presentation Sir

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In every pxf patient can be implant iris claw lens??

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Addition of a cycloplegic drug helps a lot to reduce post op inflammation. In my opinion post op atropin can reduce the incidence of TASS.

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I was one of her unfortunate patients and I can assure you that she is dangerous and cares not for the hippocratic oath She botched my surgery and I had to go to a reputable Houston Doctor to fix the mess she made but the trauma remains If anyone wants more details you are welcome to dm me

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This doctor is a butcher. She has disfigured at least three patients.

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This video is too too good and exam goings should definitely watch this. My request to moderators to please keep comment section open, it promotes discussion.

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Very nice clinical inputs from Virendra sir

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Hi, I'm 23 years old with a myopia of -3.00 and 0.75 astigmatism in both eyes. Can I often take off my glasses to read my smartphone or read a book for hours every day without worsening my myopia or astigmatism for the long-term ? 🙏

Very comprehensive talk & most of the points & pearls are covered.