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Sonography of the retina and choroid,nd functional areas so that a tiny lesion in the macula lutea may visually cripple a patient while a massive, gradual loss of peripheral retinal tissue may go unnoticed. Certain diseases have a predilection for the central retinal area like diabetes, while others tend to the peripheral retina such a

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Sonography of the optic nerve,ected to diseases that affect the brain, the orbit, and the globe. Intracranially it is in close relationship to the carotid arteries and regional brain structures. In the orbit it is subject to diseases of orbital infiltration, trauma, and tumors of the nerve coursing through the orbit. The optic n

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Sonography of the orbit,ese structures are far distant from the scanning sound beam and are often difficult to adequately image. In order for the sonographer to take maximum advantage of an orbital examination, the examiner must have a keen understanding of the normal anatomy and the pathophysiologic changes associated wit

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Sonography of ophthalmic tumors, diagnostic tools of high prowess in the vitreous, posterior ocular wall, and orbit, the rapidly advancing technical achievements of sonographic equipment will soon permit scanning of lesions heretofore not easily imaged. Tumors of the lid, conjunctiva, cornea, lacrimal sac, and sinuses may now be p

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Sonography of the eye in systemic disease,portance to the internist in ferreting out significant diagnostic clues in complex disorders. In numerous instances specific ocular findings and symptoms have lead to the correct diagnosis of a systemic problem.

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Sonography of ophthalmic tumors,re of superficial tumors. The sonographer should be aware of the clinical and pathologic nature of all types of eye tumors so that he will be immediately able to apply the more sophisticated scanners of the future to lesions of the globe, orbit, and regional anatomic structures.