[PDF] Top 20 Central Serous Chorioretinopathy and Pregnancy: A Case Report

... Although the presence of retinal exudate was common in CSCRs on pregnan- cy (50% - 90%), Quillen et al . [8] reported that the occurrence of such exudates is more common in patients who were on corticosteroids. The ... See full document

... With regard to the plausible effect of other drugs, either a retinal or CNS mechanism could provide for the con- comitant drugs reported in this case contributing to a complex synergistic toxicity. Both ... See full document

... extensive serous retinal detachment in the posterior pole of the retina (Figure ...the central area and hyperauto- fluorescence at the border of the serous retinal detach- ment (Figure ... See full document

... The clinical features led us to a diagnosis of CSC in pregnancy. The pregnancy and the severity and extent of subretinal exudation ruled out therapy. The patient was evaluated by OCT monthly during ... See full document

... are case reports related to the development of CSCR following the use of latanoprost eye drops, suggesting that prostaglandin may also play a role in the development of ... See full document

... Cardillo Piccolino et al. performed ICG-guided PDT in 16 eyes with chronic CSC and treatment resulted in complete resolution of serous retinal detachment one month after treatment in 75% of eyes. At three months ... See full document

... 9) pregnancy; 10) currently on any systemic medication such as pioglitazones, which could cause macular edema; 11) evi- dence of glaucoma; and 12) spherical equivalent $± ... See full document

... The exclusion criteria were as follows: 1) previous focal laser, PDT, or intraocular injection for treatment of CSC; 2) evidence of choroidal neovascular membrane (CNV), polypoidal choroidal vasculopathy, or other ... See full document

... have carried out a statistically sound study to assess the real clinical benefits of oral calcium dobesilate (Doxium) in the treatment of diabetic retinopathies. The study concluded that the oral administration of ... See full document

... in pregnancy) or exogenous ...gender, pregnancy, smoking, hypertension, antibiotic use, alcohol consumption and oxidative stress have been considered to be the most significant risk fac- tors for the ... See full document

... and September 1, 2014 at our institution. Prior to data col- lection, the study received University of Iowa institutional review approval. All investigations of this study adhered to the tenets of the Declaration of ... See full document

... or pregnancy. Bullous retinal detachment is characterized by a serous or sero fi brinous subretinal exudation, and is thought to be due to an exag- gerated breakdown of the permeability of the choriocapil- ... See full document

... interventional case series was performed at the L V Prasad Eye Institute, Hyderabad, India from January 2013 to June ...diseases; pregnancy and breastfeeding; and inability to obtain fundus photographs or ... See full document

... ICSCR could have spontaneous resolution and a good visual prognosis; however, nearly half of cases tend to relapse, and this always in the same eyes. A small percentage of subjects could develop a chronic disease with ... See full document

... Idiopathic central serous chorioretinopathy (CSC) is a disease first described by Albrecht von Graefe in 1866 as “recurrent central ... See full document

... met the inclusion criteria, then the subfoveal choroidal thickness was measured regardless of whether the case was unilateral or bilateral, and the value was included in this study. Acute CSC was defined as ... See full document

... CSCR occurs in two basic forms: acute and chronic. The acute form morphologically presents predominantly as a serous fluid under the neurosensory retina. The chronic form, on the other hand, may present in a few ... See full document

... 1 Case 1: Color fundus photography shows serous detachment and yellowish exudates under the retina in the macular area ...no serous detachment ... See full document

... The central foveal thickness (CFT), neuroretinal thickness (NRT), height of subfoveal retinal fluid (SRF), and subfoveal choroidal thick- ness (SCT) were observed at baseline and after treated at 1, 2, 3, 6 and 12 ... See full document

... Although CSCR typically occurs in young healthy male individuals, this condition can occur in older patients as well [8–10]. In such cases, a diagnostic and therapeutic challenge may exist since CSCR, choroidal ... See full document