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Lens, Berger's Space And Anterior Vitreous Fibers Photography By Dr. H. D. Riley |
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Slit Lamp View Asteroid Hyalosis "Calcium Soaps"
Attached To The Vitreous Fibers Photography by Dr. H. D. Riley |
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Slit Lamp View Asteroid Bodies Can Be Very Large And Visually
Distrubing To Patients Photography by Dr. H. D. Riley |
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Asteroid Hyalosis Bodies As Seen Within Vitreous Body
With A Retinal Camera or BIO Photography By Dr. H. D. Riley |
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Slit Lamp View of The Above Patient's Vitreous. Photography By H. D. Riley |
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The Yellow Apperance Of Asteroid Hyalosis Is Due To The
Sclerosis And Yellowing Of The Crystalline Lens. Photography By Dr. H. D. Riley |
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The Haziness Of The Retina Is Caused By Overlying Vitreous
Cells Secondary To Active Toxoplasmosis. The Upper Left White Spot Is The
Active Lesion. Photography By Dr. H. D. Riley |
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The Arrow Points To Part Of An Encapsulated Toxocara Larvae. Photography By Dr. H. D. Riley |
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Pseudophakic Patient: The Small Brownish Dots Are Pigment
Granuals Seen In A Patient With Retinal Detachment "Shafer's Sign". Photography By Dr. H. D. Riley |
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Larger View Of The Above Patient With Shafer's Sign. Photography By Dr. H. D. Riley |
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Persistent Hyaloid Artery Extending From Nerve Head Into The Vitreous. Photography By Dr. H. D. Riley |
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Persistent Hyaloid Artery Extending Into The Vitreous. Photography By Dr. H. D. Riley |
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Persistent Hyaloid Artery Extending Into The Anterior Vitreous. Photography By Dr. H. D. Riley |
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