Elbromboly Basic ophthalmology IC Retina Central retinal vein occlusion

[@hedayaabdullah5200]

ربنا يبارك في حضرتك سماع المحاضرات متعه رغم ضيق الوقت بالنسبه لينا ورمد في أسبوعين بس لكن بحاول اسمع المحاضرات الجميلة دي ❤ شكرا جدا ❤

[@tbat5620]

Dear Dr'Tarek thank you so much for the explanation of the CRVO /BRVO I.m actually a patient just got diagnosed with a Hemi temporal CRVO I'm living here in the USA I;m Egyptian American. I kind like understand the disease better now hope for the future of medical science for a cure for this disease CRVO my name is also Tarek I'm 52 years old thank you !!!!

[@TarekElbromboly]

I hope you will get better soon

[@HERO-xs5ny]

اللهم بحق كل حرف علمته لنا ان يكتب الله لك جبال من الحسنات و ييسر امرك كما يسرت علينا و يوفقك و يشرح صدرك و يرزقك الله الصحة و راحة البال و يدخلك جنة الفردوس الاعلي في الاخرة

[@johnidoctor9826]

رينا يوفقك دكتور طارق! محاضرة رائعة

[@AsmaaKhalidd]

الله يجزيك الخير دكتور

[@tasneemtasneem8216]

شرح جميل وممتع الله يبارك فيك

[@hibagmo1667]

جزاك الله خير الجزاء

[@ayawaleed6303]

Dr. Tarek would you please tell me the answer The following fundus findings should be present to differentiate ischemic from non ischemic central retinal vein occlusion except: 1) cotton wool spots 2) hard exudates 3) NVDs and NVEs d) Extensive optic disc edema and thanks in advance

[@TarekElbromboly]

Hard exudate is a yellow flecks made up of lipid residues of serous leakage from damaged capillaries and takes time to develop. Although it could be seen in CRVO, it is not a sign of ischemic type. Cotton wool spots , NVDs and NVEs and extensive optic disc edema are signs of ischemia.

[@manaremad816]

دكتور هو CRAO or CRVO Can induce rapid red eye with viscous secretion ? ولا ملهاش علاقة ؟

[@TarekElbromboly]

ملوش علاقة

[@TarekElbromboly]

ملوش علاقة

[@rayyar1754]

What is capillary non prefusion? I couldn't understand it ! Please can you explain it to me . And thank you

[@TarekElbromboly]

Tissue perfusion is the process of delivery of blood into the retina and capillary nonperfusion occurs when retina does not have the efficient tissue perfusion. It is characterized by the loss of capillary components that results ultimately in the degeneration or obliteration of capillaries.

[@pinkyfighter9834]

Thanks sir

[@docstrange4152]

Please make lectures in English

[@a.a5884]

لو بس تشيل الموسيقى دي يا دكتور

[@TarekElbromboly]

الله المستعان والهادي