@05:50 - the picture to the left is a photograph that I took. Including references is appropriate when using someone else's work. Karpecki, P., Nelson, R. Extend Diabetes Care Beyond Retinopathy. Rev Optom. 2004 Sept 141; 9: 100 - 114.
Wonderful video convering all the symptoms of DR. There is another classification of DR as mild, moderate and severe. Pls also let us know if you have made a video on that. Thanks
Can you tell me what retinal changes you would expect to see in someone who has had severe early onset preeclampsia? The recent research indicates that these women experience a greater risk of retinal problems long term but the specifics are not clear.
Can opthalmologists tell the difference between age related macular degeneration and diabetic retinopathy on examination without knowing the patients medical history?
Help! I have just had my annual diabetic retinopathy eye screening, and have just received a letter telling me I have some background eye retinopathy. Am I going to go blind? I am male and 62 years old and also have Nystagmus from birth, and Astigmatism.
Hi Gary, I can't give any opinion on that. You must ask your eye specialist based on your specific signs and symptoms what your prognosis is. I wish you all the very best.
@@merivukicevic7936 I have just recently began seeing faint looking twinkling stars when my eyes are closed, just after coming from a brightly lit room. I hope that is not something else to worry about.
Why does the anti-vegf work for non-proliferate diseases? For example for Mac edema in npdrp or vein occlusion with Mac edema? In both cases the edema is not due to proliferation..
The anti-vegf dries up the accumulated sub or intra retinal fluid. Obviously it's more complicated than this but hopefully this helps you www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/08820538.2023.2176239
Excellent audiovisual explanation of DR
That was an really helpful and intersting audiovisual! Finally helped me understand all the features seperately properly. Thanks :)
Thanks, very thorough, with helpful examples! Great video
Amazing work
excellent educative video on the subject
Thank you! Very well explained. There are many classifications and findings 🤯
Following your slides made it easier for me!
Best Mam
@05:50 - the picture to the left is a photograph that I took. Including references is appropriate when using someone else's work. Karpecki, P., Nelson, R. Extend Diabetes Care Beyond Retinopathy. Rev Optom. 2004 Sept 141; 9: 100 - 114.
v nice....especially the voice z marvelous ........
Amazing lecture!
Most informative, ma'am. I thank you for your presentation.
thank you very much for this concise and comprehensive review!
Very good even for beginners.
I like it very interesting video..🙂
Outstanding. Thank you.
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Thank you so much for sharing, which is helping me to know more
Very informative. Thank you and regards, from UAE.
Thanks for your time to make this video great
Thank you very much , you're an Excellent lecturer good luck in your career 🌷
Thank you!
Thank you.. I love ur voice.
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thanl u excellent digital lecture
Thaaaank you so much explaining so well....😘😘😘
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Lovely ! Hvala Meri:)
Well explained :)
Thanks a lot
more like a video representation from kanski textbook .....thanks for this
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Thank you, I was preparing for my exam next week and I found this video very helpful :)
Thank you madame
Thank you
Wonderful video convering all the symptoms of DR.
There is another classification of DR as mild, moderate and severe. Pls also let us know if you have made a video on that.
Thanks
What a great lecture, thank you very much for this masterpiece.
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Can you tell me what retinal changes you would expect to see in someone who has had severe early onset preeclampsia? The recent research indicates that these women experience a greater risk of retinal problems long term but the specifics are not clear.
thank u
Can opthalmologists tell the difference between age related macular degeneration and diabetic retinopathy on examination without knowing the patients medical history?
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Excellent lecture
Help! I have just had my annual diabetic retinopathy eye screening, and have just received a letter telling me
I have some background eye retinopathy. Am I going to go blind? I am male and 62 years old and also have
Nystagmus from birth, and Astigmatism.
Hi Gary, I can't give any opinion on that. You must ask your eye specialist based on your specific signs and symptoms what your prognosis is. I wish you all the very best.
@@merivukicevic7936 I have just recently began seeing faint looking twinkling
stars when my eyes are closed, just after coming from a brightly lit room.
I hope that is not something else to worry about.
👍🏻
Why does the anti-vegf work for non-proliferate diseases? For example for Mac edema in npdrp or vein occlusion with Mac edema? In both cases the edema is not due to proliferation..
The anti-vegf dries up the accumulated sub or intra retinal fluid. Obviously it's more complicated than this but hopefully this helps you
www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/08820538.2023.2176239
Thank you!
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