DIABETIC RETINOPATHY clinical findings || Microaneurysms, hemorrhage, irma, hardexudates and more..

This video talks about the clinical features/ findings of diabetic retinopathy. the fundal and retinal findings we see in DR are microaneurysms, dot blot hemorrhages, cotton wool spots, hard exudates, venous beadings, IRMAs and diabetic papillopathy.
The video describes each of the findings in detail and with illustrative examples.
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[@jingwang453]

I´d never been so clear before. Thank you! especially about the IRAM

[@InsightOphthalmology]

You're welcome:)

[@backbenchersoptometry]

Great session

[@opthalmologist41]

God bless you as you bless our brains with this nice hints

[@drnannyunt3091]

Thank you so much.Very useful for my practice.

[@azeemeeza3704]

Thank you madam

[@syarafinamalek2668]

Nicely

[@syarafinamalek2668]

Nice

[@RUHAVERSIONS]

thank u😊

[@sumitkumarsah5161]

Can I get your ppt of all retina series? I like the explanation and image of each findings. Thank You.

[@rizwanullahkhan2976]

New vessel arise from what structure in retina???

[@joe8072]

Well done Ma'am. Thank u so much . Pls wen a PX with NPDR tells u that wen he sleeps on his right side on the bed, on waking up , he doesn't see until after fews minutes. In d absence of any disc and macula oedema, wat should u suspect? Pls Ma'am , I need help wit dis. Thank u.

[@InsightOphthalmology]

It could be related to orthostatic hypotension.

[@joe8072]

@@InsightOphthalmology Thank u. Ma'am pls can u administer Nepafenac eye drop in DR PX with cotton wool spot, microaneurysm and hard exudates. U didn't talk about the treatment plan for DR.