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Vitreoretinal Surgical Techniques
posterior hyaloid. A 5;''Cone-tipped cannula cut to approximately 3 mm is
attached to suction through the aspiration line of the vitrectomy machine and is
brought to the peripapillary region with a suction setting of approximately 100
mmHg.
Gholam A. Peyman, Stephen A. Meffert, Famin Chou, 2000
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Slatter's Fundamentals of Veterinary Ophthalmology
The hyaloid artery is part of the embryonic vascular supply of the lens, which is
associated with the primary vitreous and is described in Chapter 2. In most
species, the hyaloid artery atrophies within a few weeks after birth (see Figure 14
-2).
David J Maggs, Paul Miller, Ron Ofri, 2012
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Textbook of Ophthalmology
The involution of the optic stalk occurs at about 4.5mm stage, and a shallow
depression appears ventrally which a branch from the primitive ophthalmic artery,
the future hyaloid artery (Fig. 2.6) occupies. The closure of the optic fissure starts
...
Sunita Agarwal, Athiya Agarwal, Lucio Buratto, 2002
I. The transparent vitreous body, or hyaloid (Fig. 12.1), is one of the most delicate
connective tissues in the body. A. It occupies the posterior or largest compartment
of the eye (about 80% of the eye's volume), filling the globe between the ...
Myron Yanoff, Joseph W. Sassani, 2009
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Optic Nerve Disorders: Diagnosis and Management
The cup may be obliterated, and the disc margins may appear blurred.28 The
hyaloid vascular system and the glial sheath of Bergmeister, which envelops the
posterior portion of the hyaloid artery, have failed to totally atrophy by the end of ...
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Ophthalmology: A Pocket Textbook Atlas
Normal lens fiber development can be disturbed where large portions of the
hyaloid arterial system remain, although this occurs very rarely. These patients
develop posterior polar cataracts. Bergmeister's Papilla See p.380. Persistent
Hyaloid ...
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Pediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus
tery within the optic stalk eventually becomes the central retinal artery, while the
more terminal parts of the hyaloid artery arborize around the posterior aspect of
the developing lens. The hyaloid artery gradually atrophies and regresses as ...
Kenneth Weston Wright, Peter H. Spiegel, 2003
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Vitreo-retinal Surgery: Progress III
9.2.2.3 Core Vitrectomy and Posterior Hyaloid Separation (if Uncompleted) Core
vitrectomy is the first step in most vitreous surgeries, with the exception of
nonvitrectomizing vitreous surgery for epiretinal membrane (ERM) removal.
During 25- ...
Stanislao Rizzo, Fabio Patelli, David Chow, 2008
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Ophthalmic Disease in Veterinary Medicine
It consists of ectodermal components and the mesodermal origin hyaloid artery
system that supplies the fetal lens (see Chapter 13, p.369). The primary vitreous
is surrounded (begins about 25 days post fertilization) by the newer secondary ...
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Handbook of Pediatric Eye and Systemic Disease
The fetal ophthalmic artery is a branch of the internal carotid artery and
terminates into the hyaloid artery. The hyaloid artery enters the optic cup via the
optic fissures and stalk (developing optic nerve) (see Fig. 1-12). At approximately
6 weeks ...
Kenneth W. Wright, T.C. Hengst, S. Gilbert, 2007
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Intraoperative OCT enhances surgical decision-making - Healio
Following hyaloid elevation, an unroofed cyst or macular hole was identified in 21% of cases and resulted in alterations in surgical maneuvers ... «Healio, Lip 15»
Eye Problems in Neonatal Foals
Persistent Hyaloid Artery The hyaloid artery supplies the lens with blood in utero and remains in the eye after birth in 85% of foals. «TheHorse.com, Lut 15»
Light, Linen, Formica, Wax
It's a satisfying contrast to see 1980s hyaloid set pieces up against tactile and unpretentious process works. Both Sanders and Lauderdale ... «ArtSlant, Lip 14»
Isolation and characterization of mammalian cells expressing the Arf …
... capacity to block Pdgfrβ expression and proliferation of perivascular cells of the developing eye to foster involution of the underlying hyaloid vessels (15-18). «BioTechniques.com, Maj 14»
New SD-OCT classification system introduced for vitreomacular …
The advent of SD-OCT has also given clinicians the ability to image “clinically invisible” structures, such as the posterior hyaloid, vitreous ... «Healio, Sie 13»
Minocycline to treat central retinal vein occlusion
... or clinical examination and/or OCT suggest that vitreoretinal interface disease (eg, a taut posterior hyaloid or epiretinal membrane) is the primary cause of the ... «Healio, Lip 13»
Lab Notes: New Target for Sepsis Lung Injury
... from late gestation through just over a week after birth showed overgrowth of retinal vasculature without normal regression of hyaloid vessels ... «MedPage Today, Sty 13»
Exposure To Light While Pregnant Essential For Fetal Eye …
Mice with mutated Opn4, as well as those that were raised in darkness, showed similar random expansion of hyaloid vessels and unusual ... «Medical News Today, Sty 13»
Light Exposure During Pregnancy Key to Normal Eye Development
... and those with mutated Opn4, exhibited nearly identical promiscuous expansion of hyaloid vessels and abnormal retinal vascular growth. «UCSF Today, Sty 13»
Ocriplasmin studied for use in children scheduled for vitrectomy
... is failure to effectively remove the hyaloid from the underlying retinal junction,” Drenser said. “We look to hopefully use this treatment successfully in children in ... «Healio, Lis 12»
