DR. NEHA TABASSUM

Dr. SREE KUMAR VAGGU, DR. SREE KUMAR VAGGU, DR. TEJASRI SEEMAKURTHI, DR. PADMASRI KYAMA

Abstract

INTRODUCTION :Age related macular degenerations can cause visual impairment through a combination of neovascular / non-neovascular derangement. We report a case having two extremes of this disease are noted in one patient

CASE REPORT :A 70 year old patient had diminution of vision in both eyes since 4 months. History of cataract surgery in Left Eye 3 months back for which she had no betterment of vision. We confirmed our diagnosis with complete ocular examination with Slitlamp, 78D lens, IO, Fundus Camera, OCT, OCT Angiography :

RE : CNVM- wet ARMD with Nuclear sclerosis gr1 with vision – CF 1mt / NIPH/ NIF

LE : Geographic atrophy-DRY ARMD, Pseudophakia with vision – CF 2 mts / NIPH/

2 doses of Intravitreal Lucentis have been given in right eye & on follow up her CNVM lesion size regressed, visual improvement is noted