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Which classification of diabetic retinopathy would warrant a review in 2-3 months?
Which classification of diabetic retinopathy would warrant a review in 2-3 months?
- Non-proliferative diabetic retinopathy (NPDR)
- Mild NPDR
- Severe NPDR (correct)
- Moderate NPDR
What type of diabetic retinopathy is characterized by significant venous beading in no more than 1 quadrant?
What type of diabetic retinopathy is characterized by significant venous beading in no more than 1 quadrant?
- Moderate NPDR
- Proliferative diabetic retinopathy (PDR)
- Severe NPDR (correct)
- Mild NPDR
What should be performed immediately when possible and certainly same day if symptomatic presentation with good retinal view?
What should be performed immediately when possible and certainly same day if symptomatic presentation with good retinal view?
- Treatment advised (correct)
- Review in 12 months
- Treatment considered
- Review in 4 months
Which characteristic shape do intraretinal haemorrhages assume due to the architecture of the retinal nerve fibre layer?
Which characteristic shape do intraretinal haemorrhages assume due to the architecture of the retinal nerve fibre layer?
What type of retinal haemorrhages arise from the larger superficial pre-capillary arterioles?
What type of retinal haemorrhages arise from the larger superficial pre-capillary arterioles?
What characteristic shape do intraretinal haemorrhages assume due to the architecture of the retinal nerve fibre layer?
What characteristic shape do intraretinal haemorrhages assume due to the architecture of the retinal nerve fibre layer?
From which type of capillaries do intraretinal haemorrhages arise?
From which type of capillaries do intraretinal haemorrhages arise?
What type of diabetic retinopathy is characterized by severe retinal haemorrhages in 1-3 quadrants and mild intraretinal microvascular anomalies (IRMA)?
What type of diabetic retinopathy is characterized by severe retinal haemorrhages in 1-3 quadrants and mild intraretinal microvascular anomalies (IRMA)?
Which classification of diabetic retinopathy would warrant a review in 4 months?
Which classification of diabetic retinopathy would warrant a review in 4 months?
What should be performed immediately when possible, and certainly same day if symptomatic presentation with good retinal view, for high-risk PDR?
What should be performed immediately when possible, and certainly same day if symptomatic presentation with good retinal view, for high-risk PDR?
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