An Approach to a Red Eye

A discussion of the causes and evaluation for an acute red eye, including conjunctivitis, dry eyes, keratitis, uveitis, and acute angle closure glaucoma. A brief overview of eye anatomy is included as well.
#RedEye #Ophthalmology #Conjunctivitis

[@cornelbacauanu1544]

Excellent correlation between anatomy, pathology and clinical presentation as well as the Differential.The indications to see an ophthalmologist are must-know knowledge. Thank you for the effort to make this video.

[@sunving]

Thank you, it is an excellent review, unrivaled for the non ophthalmologist indeed. I will watch it more a couple time.

[@username4233]

Excellent video. the organization of the video along with the pictures, tables, and explanations were exactly how I like to learn. I will be watching many more of your videos. Could you make more about other HEENT issues. Like ear, nose, throat? Thank you!!

[@merterdogan527]

Such a great video , thank you for your all. Tomorrow i have a eye exam/quiz and this video really saved me.

[@pulse1272]

Detailed and precise information. Excellent.

[@CrankyPantss]

Great presentation. Thanks for sharing this with us.

[@XxCaptNsaneO8xX]

New grad active duty PA here. This video was extremely helpful. I appreciate you taking the time to make these.

[@wahabbaig9830]

All presentations are thorough and excellent beutiful personality God bless you the best in life

[@karyfang-chen1194]

Thank you! Amazing teaching which make red eye diagnosis simple n easy. ❤

[@sarahmina1442]

Thank you Dr. Strong!

[@sudeeradeshan6042]

Great presentation. Thank you very much

[@samanthiweeravanni1029]

Extremely helpful lecture, thank you so much.

[@DOC7ORT]

Great demonstration

[@gilliang.691]

Thank you for your vids!!!! Love them

[@9013kota]

Perfect video and a lot of detailed information. This is very helpful for me to use. I am a technician in an optometrist office and I am studying to get certified. Thank you for the great video. Aloha from Hawaii🌴

[@StrongMed]

He mea iki!

[@ramazanucan9528]

Thank you for your great presentation.

[@keithherron6355]

Excellent review. Add Seidel sign to red flags

[@lindahowell5704]

Excellent clip, thank you.

[@srishtichauhan8047]

This was REALLY REALLY excellent! The tables at the end are really helpful. Loved watching this.

[@Yuvalevi95]

probably one of the best hospitalists in the world

[@tinocasadeitherezo6063]

Excellent!! Thank you!

[@alejandrotello6737]

Doctor Strong: I am an ophthalmologist. Congratulations on your well-done video, it is excellent for medical students. One comment: in minute 10:23 in the case of anterior uveitis, the most probable explanation of the mydriatic pupil is simply that the picture was taken after the treating ophthalmologist applied dilating eyedrops (like tropicamide).

[@StrongMed]

Thanks for the comment! Very true about mydriasis.

[@Ch3mG33k]

@@StrongMed as you said though; it is possible for the misshapen pupil to be a sign of posterior synechiae, which are a common finding in more severe anterior uveitis cases.

[@sarraahmed8356]

Thanks for the great review!

[@kasunipremarathne]

awesome video...thank you very much!

[@Dr_ahmedfouad]

Thank you Dr. Strong ❤

[@MedSurvival]

Like the way you explained.

[@haifaabdelqader564]

Thank you so much doctor 🙏🙏🙏

[@brytemedicalm.dcrnargn3171]

Thanks so much Dr.

[@LiyaDahan]

excellent video!! Thank you !~

[@zanyardilshad6787]

Very nice explanation

[@gabrieljosetinocoyepes6187]

Thanks !, Dr. Strong

[@sundusabdu763]

Thank u so much. It was very helpful.

[@abdoessam8634]

excellent explanation. we need more ophthalmology lectures

[@openyourmindtomedicine]

It's so hard to find decent ophthalmology content on KZbin

[@abdoessam8634]

@@openyourmindtomedicine yes u r right

[@user-dg1vc3in2c]

Best of the best , can you make a video about neck mass approach

[@kalten4787]

Thank you sir 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@radhikanemili8654]

Please add more educational videos for GPs like this one.

[@dr.asiskumarde521]

Usg early presence signs

[@Andinov02]

Superb

[@prevenaselvaraj2677]

Thank you so much!!!

[@abdouliejobe4798]

Good one

[@akshayonly]

excellent

[@akshayn2361]

What is ciliary flush?

[@cayetanomasi6367]

Great!

[@vinaykumarsingh3458]

Thanks sir Can you do An approach to broad complex tachycardia in the next video

[@StrongMed]

My EKG series has several videos on tachyarrhythmias, but not yet one specifically on wide (broad) complex tachycardia. It's on my list, but finding good examples of EKGs and cleaning up their appearance for the videos is time-consuming, so I end up pushing these off longer than I'd like.

[@abdullahahmed6221]

This is good

[@doryanaghazna4677]

Thank you so much now i can go to my saudi board OSCE of family medicine with more organised brain

[@vasundharadhiman2388]

This was helpfull Dr. but i need your help. please tell me why my eyes getting red again n again? i was diagnosed with keratitis HSV ( spots on cornea) and i have symptoms like foreign body sensation, photophobia , decreased/blurred vision, brightness sensitivity , red eye with moderate pain with eye movement that leads to cheek's pain and headache pain sometimes it is unbearable. DR. gave me anti-viral ointment that made the spots smaller but not helping with redness of eye. redness spreads throughout the eyeball and pain is unbearable . I'm suffering a lot please help.

[@StrongMed]

I'm very sorry, but I cannot give specific, individualized medical advice here. If your initial doctor is not available or hasn't provided sufficient care, I recommend getting a second opinion, in person, ASAP.

[@yingchen5266]

what is the approach to foreign body sensation, but doctor can't see anything under slit-lamp?

[@rumit9946]

Thanks

[@StrongMed]

You are very welcome, and thank you!

[@siri5451]

Dr. Plz upload a video on approach to dysphagia

[@StrongMed]

Thanks for the suggestion! This symptom is on my list for this series, but with so many competing requests and local curricular needs, it may be a while before I can get to it.

[@trap6879]

I currently have it but it’s on both eyes and it’s eating away at my pupil is that normal and how do I decrees the pain and the amount of red in my eye? I have had surgery but it has started to grow back and now it’s growing back on the other eye as well? I would really like some help? I’m 12 years old and I’ve had it for 10 years now… I would really like some help.

[@StrongMed]

I'm very sorry to hear about what you are experiencing, but I cannot offer specific, individualized medical advice on here. I recommend you asking your parents/guardian to speak with your own doctor about your concerns.

[@trap6879]

@@StrongMed alright, thanks you very much!

[@spookygreg]

Watching this the day before my ophthalmologist appointment. I’m his favorite patient because he finds my disease interesting 😂 Update: the Dx was episcleritis

[@spookygreg]

I got way too excited to see my diagnosis (Behcet’s) pop up in this video.

[@StrongMed]

@@spookygreg A whole video on Behcet's is coming up soon!

[@spookygreg]

@@StrongMed omg I’m so excited!!!

[@welfareleech1525]

could people that suffer from anxiety have blood shot eyes from the dilation of blood vessels?

[@manojkumarreddy75]

Can i request you the slides? @ Strong Medicine

[@nelsonlouis5491]

Can you do approach to arthritis??

[@StrongMed]

Yep. It's already on my list for this calendar year!

[@Aka47xxx]

More 'approach to...', goldust for us interns!

[@manpreetsingh83]

Can you make a video on acute vision loss ?

[@StrongMed]

Thanks for the suggestion! This symptom is on my list for this series, but with so many competing requests and local curricular needs, it may be a while before I can get to it.

[@imranshaik9960]

If anyone have notes on Redeye, plz send to me. Plz plz

[@user-df7hq9ux1d]

Wow, instacliked on the video.

[@zander513]

Red eye cool😎

[@phillipwalter8993]

Periorbital cellulitis is also an emergency

[@StrongMed]

I agree it's an emergency. The distinction in the video is which diagnoses require emergent ophtho referral. I don't work in the ED, but as a hospitalist who occasionally admits periorbital and orbital cellulitis, I only see ophtho emergently coming to see periorbital cellulitis in the ED if the ED wasn't sure it wasn't a more immediately sight-threatening diagnosis.