Ophthalmology

• Arrow pupil
• White halo
• Leopard-like undereye
• Marginal ulcerative keratitis
• Retrobulbar optic neuritis
• Refractive amblyopia
• Anisometropic amblyopia
• Opacity of refractive medium
• Anterior floaters in non-vitreous lesions
• Conjunctival congestion exposing yellow pus
• Conjunctiva appears gray-white membrane
• Grey-black mass in the caruncle of palpebral conjunctiva
• The appearance of conjunctival sand grains
• Pathological myopia
• Scleral edema
• Episcleritis
• Scleral vesicles
• Yellow Vision
• Orbital floor burst
• Orbital venous return disorder
• Periorbital cyanosis
• Periorbital edema
• Periorbital ecchymosis
• The vitreous body bulges into the anterior chamber through the pupil
• Spherical cysts visible in the vitreous
• Blood in the vitreous
• Deprivation amblyopia
• Keep blinking
• Can't keep eyes open
• Large cornea
• Sudden vision loss after heavy drinking
• Granulomatous changes in unilateral fundus
• Blindness in one eye
• Sudden amaurosis in one eye
• Black shadow in front of one eye
• Trichiasis
• Guttate cornea
• Can't tell the difference between red and green
• Fever with bloodshot eyes
• Disuse amblyopia
• Diplopia
• High intraocular pressure
• Lattice degeneration
• Scleral hyperemia
• Scleral hemorrhage
• Scleral perforation
• Sclera yellow staining
• Light reflection disappears
• White visual field defect
• Supranuclear vertical ophthalmoplegia
• Black hood
• Red blindness
• Redview
• Red eye
• Gray-white tumor nodules formed on the surface of the iris
• Inflammation of the iris
• Iris root cut off
• Segmental atrophy of the iris
• Iris blue
• Iris defect
• Iris neovascularization and fibrovascular membrane
• Iris heterochromia
• Rainbow Vision
• Macular avoidance
• Cystoid macular edema
• Discoid macular degeneration
• Secondary optic atrophy
• Pseudohyphema
• Huge nipples in the tarsal conjunctiva
• Hard, flat nipples in the tarsal conjunctiva
• Entropion
• Ectropion
• The eyelid margin is drooping in a horizontal "S" shape
• Alternating eyes
• Keratoconjunctiva xerosis
• Triangular pterygium on corneal surface
• Clear blisters of varying sizes on the cornea
• Corneal dry spot
• Post corneal embryonic ring
• Corneal opacity
• Corneal lens adhesions
• Corneal ulcer
• Corneal fistula
• Corneal erosion
• Corneal chromophore
• Spotted dark gray opacities on the cornea
• Corneal epithelial erosion
• Corneal burn
• Corneal dendritic changes
• Keratitis
• Corneal foreign body
• The cornea has a bacterial coating or ulcer
• Decreased corneal sensation
• Typical sliver-like appearance of central posterior cornea
• Corneal burns and scratches
• Conjunctival hyperemia
• Conjunctival dry spot
• Conjunctival papillary hyperplasia
• Conjunctival foreign body
• Eyelashes fall
• Ciliary congestion
• Goldfish eye
• Myopia arc
• Myopia astigmatism
• Eating tears
• Crystallin escape
• Lens opacity
• Lens capsule wall rupture
• Enlargement of the lens
• Lens glaucoma
• Lens siderosis
• Lens protrusion
• Dislocation or subluxation of the lens
• Lens shift
• Lens shrinkage
• Limited scleral bulging mass
• Open and closed eyelid apraxia
• See things further away
• See something black
• See things double
• The lips are often weak and unable to exhale
• Blue sclera
• Blue tympanic membrane sign
• Blue-yellow blindness
• Weak blue-yellow
• Blue visual field defect
• Rotten eyes
• Non-lesional Anterior Floaters in the Elderly
• Old people cry
• Tear duct obstruction
• Tear film disappears
• Underdeveloped lacrimal glands
• Inflammation of the lacrimal gland
• The secretion of lacrimal glands, sweat glands and salivary glands first increases and then decreases
• Lacrimal gland cyst
• Lacrimal gland prolapse
• Lacrimal gland enlargement
• Overflowing tears
• Dry eyes
• Upper vision impairment
• Can't see down
• Rhombus - Phenomenon
• Weeping
• Green blindness
• Weak green
• Green Vision
• Choroidal depression
• Blind spot
• Sunken eyebrows
• Eyebrow pain
• Meachi
• Increased eyelid
• Eye pain
• Esotropic A sign
• Esotropic V sign
• Paving stone degeneration
• Uveitis
• Paint crack pattern
• Organic amblyopia
• Anterior chamber pigmentation
• Red blood level below the anterior chamber
• Swollen lens cortical granules in the anterior chamber
• Glaucoma
• Juvenile cataract
• Crowding phenomenon of amblyopic eye
• Loss of color vision
• Abnormal color vision
• Exotropia A sign
• Exotropia V sign
• External ocular vertigo
• Dilated pupils
• Yellow and white dots on upper eyelid
• Ptosis
• Upper eyelid thickening and laxity
• Physiological blind spot enlargement
• Nearsightedness does not last
• Difficulty seeing near
• Visual agnosia
• Impaired visuospatial function
• Often hazy blurry vision
• Vision changes
• Visual impairment
• Optic disc tilt
• Papilledema
• Primary atrophy of the optic nerve
• Pale optic nerve head
• Optic atrophy
• Retinal Roth spots
• Retinal hemorrhage
• Retinal artery occlusion
• Varicose retinal veins
• Retinal edema
• Retinal detachment
• Vision becomes smaller
• Distortion
• Visual field defect
• Zoom out
• Concentric narrowing of the field of view
• Bilateral ectropion
• Bell's phenomenon asymmetry in both eyes
• Twitching eyes
• Unbearable itching of eyes
• Eyes staring up
• Miosis, Ptosis, and Entropion
• Pupils turn white
• Pupil deformation
• Pupil asymmetry
• Pupils appear yellow-white reflections
• Pupils vary in size
• Pupil fixation
• The pupils are unequal on both sides
• Pupils are serrated or plum-shaped
• Pupil abnormalities
• Pupillary pigment eversion
• A white reflection can be seen in the pupil
• Exophthalmos
• Sunset-like or sunset-like eyes
• Photophobia
• Photophobia and tears
• Aphakic eye
• Fog vision
• XA-phenomenon
• XV - Phenomenon
• X-phenomenon
• Sunset syndrome
• Eversion of lower eyelid
• Congenital absence of iris
• Congenital aniridia
• Chalazion
• Child blinking frequently
• Trabecular meshwork pigmentation
• Small eyeball
• Squint
• Strabismus amblyopia
• Squint suppression
• Panda eyes
• Red spots on the whites of the eyes
• Redness in the whites of the eyes
• White eyes
• Blue-grey or black spots on the whites of the eyes
• Eye infection
• Eye burn
• Eye pain
• Eye congestion
• Fundus hemorrhage and exudation
• Spotted or flaming hemorrhage of the fundus
• Grayish discoloration of the macula under the eye
• Fundus changes
• Cherry red spots on the macula
• No red light reflection in the fundus
• Fundus abnormalities
• Under eye cherry red spot
• Swollen, dry eyes
• Dry eyes
• Dry eyes, soreness, fatigue
• Dazzling
• Ophthalmoplegia
• Insufficiency of eyelid closure
• Significant itching and burning sensation on the eyelid
• Eyelids are purple
• Eyelid hypertrophy
• Puffy eyelids
• Eyelid deformity
• Blepharospasm
• Eyelid abscess
• Sagging eyelids
• Sagging eyelids and thickening of the upper lip
• Eversion of the eyelid
• Ptosis
• Eyelid foreign body
• Eyelid tremor
• Eyelids are swollen and pale green
• Loss of corneal reflex
• Conjunctival melanosis
• Petechiae on the conjunctiva
• Conjunctival edema and corneal ulcer
• Brown light reflex in the anterior chamber of the eye lens
• Eye irritation
• Red eyes
• Eyes hurt
• Wide eye distance
• Persistent, stabbing, or tearing pain in the orbit
• Orbital reduction
• Orbital foreign body
• Foreign body sensation in the eye
• Drooping eyelids
• Eye fatigue
• Black shadow
• Sparks or flashes
• Purple smoke
• Unusual flashes of light in front of eyes, increased black spots
• Eye spot
• Eyes can't move at will
• Different axis of the eye
• Eye piercing
• Vertical eye movement disorder
• Eyeball contusion
• Decreased or absent eye accommodation
• Floating eye phenomenon
• Convergence paralysis or spasm
• Blindness due to empyema
• Invagination
• Esotropia
• Eyeball turned up and fixed
• Proptosis
• Eyeball tenderness
• Eye shift
• Deviated torsion of eye movement
• Eye defect
• Uveitis
• Eye pain
• Eye rotation
• Increased intraocular pressure
• Sudden and rapid increase in intraocular pressure
• Can't open eyes
• Eye swelling
• Night blindness
• Tears in the wind
• Eye movements that coincide with the pulse
• Increased farsightedness diopter
• Adhesion of upper and lower eyelids in the morning
• Blink
• Center scotoma or bow scotoma
• Center dark spot enlargement
• Central scotoma and diopter changes
• Periodic episodes of scleral hyperemia
• Day blind
• Spontaneous intrabulbar hemorrhage
• Canthal defect or canthal defect
• Shortsighted
• Pseudomyopia
• Red and swollen eyes
• Erosion of the nose
• Blurred vision
• Vision loss
• Corneal detachment
• Conjunctival hemorrhage