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Sphingolipidosis
Optic Disc Hypoplasia
Congenital anomaly of the optic disc
Dominant Optic Atrophy
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Sphingolipidosis.
Granular white macular halo ,abnormal accumulation
of lipids within the retinal ganglion cells showing
the
( Cherry- red spot) sign ,The appearance of the
stored material was most like seen in Niemann-pick
disease,
also in Tay-Sachs disease if the patient was
Jewish ,and named Sandhoff's disease if the patient is
not Jewish , also can be seen in Faber's disease, and
Landings disease .
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Optic disc hypoplasia.
Sever hypoplasia of the optic disc is often
associated with a visual defect
, Notice the reduction in the optic disc diameter
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Ophthalmoscopic clues to its presence include
reduction in the disc diameter .
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Congenital anomaly of the optic
disc.
a-A congenital anomaly in the inferior part of the
nerve head , fibrous membrane extending into the
vitreous and associated with retinal hole and retinal
detachment.
b- The same findings as in (a) plus associated with
epiretinal membrane at the macula.
c-This young boy , 10 years old having Rt. amblyopic
eye , divergent squint , Note the same findings as in
(a) , the fibrous membrane is larger.
Retinal detachment is an Expected complication in
all three pictures .
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b

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| Hereditary
Optic Neuropathies
Dominant Optic Atrophy .
Patients with dominant optic atrophy have the
insidious onset of mildly progressive loss of visual
acuity , usually beginning before 10 years of age .
Visual loss is bilateral but may be asymmetric , The
characteristic field defect is a cecocentral scotoma.May
simulate a bitemporal hemianopia,, Dyschromatopsia is
the characteristic color defect in dominant optic disc
atrophy .
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