DR.LOHITH RAMBARKI

Dr. ROHAN CHAWLA, Dr.MANASI TRIPATHI, Dr.BHAVIKA BANSAL

Abstract

METHODOLOGY: A 34 year male patient with history of superior visual field of loss of vision

Visual Acuity in both eyes is 20/20(ETDRS). Intraocular pressure in left eye is 21 mmhg. Slit lamp examination is within normal limits Fundus clinical photograph is taken and pallor in the retina noted. Swept souce optical coherence tomography is done to localise the plaque. Anterior chamber paracentesis is done to decrease the intraocular pressure . Fundus clinical photograph and SS-OCT was done in the routine follow-ups. Patient became symptomatically better and retinal pallor decreased but plaque is not displaced

RESULTS: After 1 month followup, visual field defect was restore. Retinal pallor decreased but plaque is not displaced

CONCLUSION: Early intervention in the form of AC paracentesis in artery occlusion patients is still helpful in some cases