eales disease presents with a, gradual painless loss of vision b, gradual painful loss of vision c, sudden painless loss of vision d, flash of light

The disease seen in this fundus picture is- (a) G-II Hypertensive retinopathy (b) Non-proliferative diabetic retinopath...See More

MCQ RECCURENT VITROUS HEAMRGHE OCURING IN A YOUNG HEALTHY INVIDUAL OPTIONS ARE 1 SARCOIDOSIS 2 H I V 3 EALES DISEASE 4 NONE OF ABOVE

40 year female C/o fever, mild arthralgia, pain and redness of right eye since 3-4days. K/c/o Eales disease underwent vi...See More

Lots of treatment including surgeries done elsewhere . The patient aged 52 years had been treated for Eales disease foll...See More

snow banking is typically seen in..? 1)coats disease 2)intermediate uveitis 3) panophthlmitis 4) eales disease

This male patient now 51 yrs first attended my clinic in March, 2007 with history of Eales' disease and h/o right pseu...See More

BRIEF POST ON D D OF EALES DISEASE THEY ARE AS FOLLOWS S C DISEASE BECHETES

BRIEF POST ON THE ATEOPATHOGENESIS OF EALES DISEASE RETINAL VESSELS GET SENSITISED TO THE TOXINS OF ACID FAST BACILLI EXCRETION OF 17 KETOSTERIODS IS REDUCED REDUCED OXYGEN CARRYING CAPACITY OF BLOOD FOCAL SEPSIS HEMOPOTUC DISTURBANCES PARA...See More

Dd of Eales Desease BECHETES DESEASE S C DESEASE

DD of eales disese BECHETS SICKLE CELL DESEASE

ATEOPATHIGENESIS OF EALES DESEASE 1 RETINAL VESSELS GET SENSITISED TO TOXINS OF A F BACILLI 2 REDUCED OXYGEN CARRYING CAPACITY OF BLOOD 3 EXCRETION OF 17 KETO STERIODS IS REDUCED 4 FOCAL SEPSIS 5 PARASITIC INFESTATIONS 6 HEMOPETIC DISTERBAN...See More