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Red Eye Roundup

Pablo

TATA

Benjamín

Pacho

Your Exam

Note and describe the abnormalities

Diagnostics

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Pablo

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6 yo CM Basset Hound

Treatment

Owner noted that the left eye recently became cloudy, red, and seems painful. She thinks his eye also seems bigger than the other. She is not sure if he is blind in that eye as he seems to navigate his house well.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Your Exam

Note and describe the abnormalities

Diagnostics

What do you want to check?

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Tata

10 yo SF Shih Tzu

Treatment

Per owner Tata has been squinting her left eye for 2 days. She is not on any medications currently.

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Frequently asked questions

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Your Exam

Note and describe the abnormalities

Diagnostics

What do you want to check?

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Benjamín

5 yo MI German Shepherd

Treatment

Per owner Bejamín has been holding his right eye shut and it seems cloudy. O does not know when it started. He doesn't seem to be eating as much.

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Frequently asked questions

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Your Exam

Note and describe the abnormalities

Diagnostics

What do you want to check?

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Pacho

9 yo CM Terrier Mix

Treatment

Pacho has been holding his right eye closed off and on for the last few weeks. Owners notice a large amount of mucoid discharge from the eye R>L and feel that is has been progressively gotten more red

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Frequently asked questions

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4 Objectives of KCS Treatment

Replace the tears

Temporary antibiotic therapy

Stimulate more tears

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Anti-inflammatory therapy

6 FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONSABOUT KCS

What is the tear film?

What is the typical signalment for KCS

What is Quantitative KCS?

What are the clinical signs?

What causes KCS?

What is Qualitative KCS?

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Findings

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Topical NSAIDs

Topical Steroids

Systemic corticosteroids

Mydriatics

Systemic NSAIDs

6 FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONSABOUT Uveitis

What does the blood ocular barrier do?

What does uveitis mean?

What are specific and non-specific clinical signs of uveitis

What is the uvea?

What does the uvea do?

What causes uveitis?

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Cats

Dogs

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What other diagnostics are indicated?

Third Tier

Second Tier

First Tier

• +/- Referral
• NC State Tick Panel
• Other Infectious disease testing:
• Toxoplasma
• Bartonella

• Thoracic radiographs
• Abdominal Ultrasound
• Fungal Testing
• +/- Referral

• CBC
• Chem
• UA
• 4DX

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Fundus

Findings

Findings

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E-Collar

Referral

Surgical

Medical

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All dogs should receive one that is firm and extends past the nose!

If >50% stromal loss or severely infected

Tips and guidelines

If <50% stromal loss

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6 FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONSABOUT Ulcerative Keratitis

What are the identifying features of stromal ulcers?

What are the different types of corneal ulcers?

What is reflex uveitis?

What is the pathogenesis of deep stromal ulceration?

What are the most common variations you'll see in practice?

How deep is "deep"?

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Superficial Stromal Ulcer

Mid-stromal Ulcer

Deep Stromal Ulcer

Perforation

Descemetocele

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Deep stromal ulcer with reflex uveitis

Deep stromal ulcer with keratomalacia

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OD

OS

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findings

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6 FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONSABOUT GLAUCOMA

What does glaucoma actually mean?

What are the types of glaucoma?

What is the prognosis for vision

What are normal IOPs in dogs and cats?

What are acute and chronic clinical signs?

What about cats?

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Primary

Congenital

Secondary

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Comfort

Prophylaxis

Short Term

Long Term

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Will often fail <1 year

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Increase Outflow

Decrease Production

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