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CONGENITAL CATARACT

CONGENITAL CATARACT. DR. NITA SHANBHAG DR.SUJIT DESAI. LONG ANSWER QUESTIONS. Structure of crystalline lens, what is congenital cataract and explain it’s etiology in detail? Describe clinical types of congenital cataract in detail ?. SHORT ANSWER QUESTIONS. What is blue dot cataract?.

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CONGENITAL CATARACT

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  1. CONGENITAL CATARACT DR. NITA SHANBHAG DR.SUJIT DESAI

  2. LONG ANSWER QUESTIONS • Structure of crystalline lens, what is congenital cataract and explain it’s etiology in detail? • Describe clinical types of congenital cataract in detail ?

  3. SHORT ANSWER QUESTIONS • What is blue dot cataract?

  4. Classical Rubella syndrome? • Work up of cataract patient • Differential diagnosis of congenital cataract?

  5. MCQ’S • Congenital cataract associated with salt and pepper fundus is seen in… • Rubella • Toxoplasmosis • Crouzon’s disorder • Alports syndrome • Most common type of congenital cataract…. • Lamellar • Nuclear • Sutural • Polar cataract

  6. Floriform cataract is a form of …. • Lamellar cataract • Sutural cataract • Nuclear cataract • Membranous cataract • Bilateral dence cataract should be removed early with in to prevent stimulus deprivation amblyopia • 4 wks of birth • 6 wks of birth • 6 mths of birth • 1 yr of birth

  7. True About Zonular Cataract is …. • Bilateral • Stationary • Autosomal Dominant • Assosiated with hypocalcaemia • All of the above

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