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10/10/2026

👁️ Cornea Case of the Day

👨 A 65-year-old man presents with a painful red eye, photophobia, and blurred vision.

🔍 He reports a recent history of a painful vesicular rash over the forehead and upper eyelid on the same side.

🩺 Slit-lamp examination reveals characteristic corneal lesions.

❓ What is the most likely type of keratitis in this patient?

📚 Part of the From Resident to Consultant Ophthalmology Course.

10/09/2026

What is the type of this investigation 🤔
What does it tell us 🙄

07/12/2026

👁️ Phaco Case of the Day

👵 A 74-year-old patient underwent complicated phaco surgery with posterior capsule rupture and vitreous loss.

On postoperative day 1, fundus examination reveals a retained nuclear fragment in the vitreous cavity.

❓what is this sign called?
What are the indications for PPV? When should it be performed, and what are the key surgical steps?

Presented by (From Resident to Consultant Ophthalmology Course)

07/06/2026

👁️ Retina Case of the Day

🚨 A 24-year-old man presents with sudden painless blurred vision in his right eye for 5 days.

Fundus (OD):
🔸 Swollen hyperemic optic disc
🔸 Flame-shaped hemorrhages
⭐ Macular star

❓What is the most likely diagnosis? What is the first systemic investigation you should request, and how would you manage this patient?

Presented by (From Resident to Consultant Ophthalmology Course)

06/23/2026

🔍 Retina Challenge of the Day

A 62-year-old patient presents with sudden, painless decrease of vision in one eye.

Fundus examination reveals the finding shown in the image.

❓What is the most likely diagnosis?

💡 Bonus Question:
What systemic risk factor would you specifically ask about in this patient?

👇 Share your answer before checking the comments.

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(From Resident to Consultant Ophthalmology Course)

06/18/2026

🔍 Retina Case Challenge

A 28-year-old patient presents with blurred vision and floaters in one eye.

Fundus examination reveals a focal area of necrotizing retinitis with dense vitritis.

👁️ What is your diagnosis?

A) Acute retinal necrosis
B) Ocular toxoplasmosis
C) CMV retinitis
D) Fungal endophthalmitis

👇 Comment your answer and explain your choice.

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(From Resident to Consultant Ophthalmology Course)

06/10/2026

After a non eventful phaco (your prefered surgery) 😉
You noticed this on the first follow up 😮
Whats your diagnosis? Management 🤔🤔
This is a part of (from resident to consultant) ophthalmology course ❤️❤️

06/09/2026

You are a retina consultant 😄
during ERM removal you observed that the ERM isnot stained during injection of stain 🤔
Whats this phenomenon called? What is the type of stain used 🙂‍↕️

04/18/2026

Your patient is complaining of diminusion of vision 😦
You found this beautiful fundus 😄
Whats ur diagnosis& ttt? 🤔🤔

04/14/2026

Hypertensive patient complaining of sudden drop of vision 1 month ago 😮
During examination,this is the AC
whats the diagnosis? What do you expect to see in the post. Segment 🤔🤔

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