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retinopathy

retinopathy. Objectives. Eye disease in people with diabetes. Transient changes in vision. Retinopathy in people with diabetes. When to screen for retinopathy. Prevalence (%) ranges for retinopathy. Risk factors. Intensive therapy - type 1 diabetes. Intensive therapy - type 2 diabetes.

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retinopathy

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  1. retinopathy

  2. Objectives

  3. Eye disease in people with diabetes

  4. Transient changes in vision

  5. Retinopathy in people with diabetes

  6. When to screen for retinopathy

  7. Prevalence (%) ranges for retinopathy

  8. Risk factors

  9. Intensive therapy - type 1 diabetes

  10. Intensive therapy - type 2 diabetes

  11. Screening tests

  12. Diabetic retinopathy

  13. Normal retina

  14. Mild-moderate non-proliferative diabetic retinopathy (NPDR)

  15. Severe non-proliferative retinopathy

  16. Classifications

  17. Proliferative retinopathy

  18. Advanced proliferative retinopathy

  19. Vitreous haemorrhage

  20. Macular oedema

  21. Investigations

  22. Fluorescein angiogram

  23. Fluorescein leakage

  24. Treatment

  25. Pan-photocoagulation for proliferative retinopathy

  26. Pan-retinal laser photocoagulation

  27. Grid laser for macular oedema

  28. Laser therapy

  29. Recommendations

  30. Use of medical therapies

  31. Special populations: Pregnancy

  32. Special populations: The older person

  33. Summary

  34. References

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