Conjunctival Disease

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Conjunctival hyperemia

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What does conjunctival hyperemia lead you to?

Extraocular disease

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Episcleral injection

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What does episcleral injection lead you to?

Intraocular disease

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What does subconjunctival hemorrhage lead you to?

Trauma/bleeding disorder

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Subconjunctival hemorrhage

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Describe episcleral injection

Radial pattern from limbus and dark red

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Describe subconjunctival hemorrhage

Dark red

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What causes serous ocular discharge?

Viral (FHV-1)

Allergies

Epiphora

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What causes mucoid ocular discharge?

KCS

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What causes mucopurulent ocular discharge?

Bacterial infection

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What are the types of ocular discharge?

Serous

Mucoid

Mucopurulent

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What are your diagnostic tests for red eye?

Fluorescein stain

Schirmer tear test

IOP

Cytology

Aerobic culture and sens

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What is ophthalmia neonatorum?

Infection prior to lid separation

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What causes Ophthalmia neonatorum in dogs?

Bacterial infection

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What causes Ophthalmia neonatorum in cats?

FHV-1 or Chlamydia

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How do you treat ophthalmia neonatorum?

Separate eyelids

Flush with sterile saline

Broad spectrum AB for dogs

Teramycin for cats

Treat 4-6 times a day

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Ophthalmia neonatorum

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What is the sequelae to ophthalmia neonatorum?

Symblepharon, corneal perforation, corneal scar formation, blindness

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What are the C/S of conjunctiviites?

Conjunctival hyperemia

Ocular discharge

Chemosis

Follicles

Blepharospasm

Elevation of 3rd eyelid

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T/F canine conjunctivitis is usually infectious?

False

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What usually causes canine conjunctivitis?

Secondary to other abnormalities like entropion, ectropion, trichiasis, tumors, KCS, irritants

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What bacteria can normally be cultured from the conjunctiva?

Staph, Strep, Corynebacterium, Bacillus

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How do we treat canine conjunctivitis?

Treat underlying cause

Corticosteroids if fluorescein negative

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What should you do if there is no response to therapy for canine conjunctivitis?

Re-evaluate diagnosis

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What usually gets follicular conjunctivitis?

Young dogs

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What is follicular conjunctivitis?

Lymphoid follicles bulbar surface of the nictitans usually immune mediated

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How do you treat follicular conjunctivitis?

Topical steroids ± antihistamines

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Follicular conjunctivitis

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What is olopatadine?

Topical antihistamine

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What usually causes feline conjunctivitis?

Infectious: FHV-1, Chlamydia, Mycoplasma, Calicivirus

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Why do we not use topical steroids for feline conjunctivitis?

It is usually infectious

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What is the #1 cause of feline conjunctivitis?

FHV-1

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What is a noninfectious cause of feline conjunctivitis that is rare?

Eosinophilic conjunctivitis

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What are the C/S of FHV-1 in the eye?

Feline conjunctivitis, Corneal ulcers/keratitis

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Why is FHV-1 so hard to get rid of in the eye?

Latency is in the trigeminal ganglion

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If you have a cat with conjunctivitis, corneal ulcers, and keratitis what is it 100% of the time?

FHV-1

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What age gets FHV-1 the most?

Kittens

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How long can FHV-1 survive in the environment?

Short lived (18hrs)

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How can you kill FHV-1?

Disinfectant

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How far can sneezing cats shed FHV-1?

4 feet

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How do you diagnose FHV-1?

C/S pretty much every time

Also cytology, PCR, IFA, Serology, virus isolation

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What is seen on cytology of FHV-1?

Intranuclear inclusions and PMNs

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What is the problem with virus isolation to diagnose FHV-1?

It is insensitive for chronic infection

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What FHV-1 cases should you treat

Moderate to severe conjunctivitis of if they have a corneal ulcer or disease

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What is the cause?

FHV-1

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Ask what is pathognomonic for FHV-1?

OK

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How do you treat FHV-1?

Antiviral medications

Oral lysine

Decrease stress

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What are some antiviral topicals you can use?

Trifluridine

Cidofovir

Idoxuridine

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What are the problems with giving trifluridine for FHV-1?

It has to be refrigerated, topically irritating, give 4-8 times daily

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Why is cidofovir best for treating FHV-1?

It is given 2 times a day which is less stressful

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What are some antiviral systemic treatments?

Famciclovir

Lysine

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How long should you use antiviral for FHV-1

1 week after resolution of C/S

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What are some common sequela to FHV-1?

Recurrence

Corneal disease/ulcer/perforation

Chronic epiphora

Symblepharon

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What is epiphora?

Excessive tear production

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Describe Chlamydia felis causing eye problems?

URI (upper respiratory infection) in young cats

Chemosis begins unilaterally then bilateral

Follicles with chronicity

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How do you diagnose Chlamydia on the eye?

Cytology with intracytoplasmic inclusion bodies

PCR

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How do you treat chlamydia?

Doxycycline (liquid)

Azithromycin

Pradofloxain

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How long do you treat Clamydia?

At least a month and 2 weeks after resolution of C/S

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What topical medications can you add to Chlamydia treatment?

Tetracycline or erythromycin

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T/F recurrence of chlamydia is common?

True

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T/F chlamydia is rarely zoonotic?

True

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What would cause Mycoplasma to cause pathology in the eye?

It is opportunistic

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How do you diagnose mycoplasma?

Cytology with inclusion bodies

Culture

PC

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What is the pathogenesis of Mycoplasma?

Questionable because it can be isolated from normal cats

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How do you treat Mycoplasma?

Tetracyclines, Fluoroquinolones topically

Doxy or Prado orally

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How long do you have to treat Mycoplasma?

2 weeks

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What are the C/S of calicivurs?

URI, oral and nasal ulceration, low pathogenecity for conjunctiva

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What treatment is ineffective for calicivirus?

Topical antivirals

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What are some conjunctival neoplasias?

Mast cell tumors, papillomas, hemangioma, lymphoma, melanoma, SCC

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Mast cell tumor

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Papilloma

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What age gets papillomas?

Young dogs

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How do you treat papillomas?

Do nothing

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Hemangioma/hemangiosarcoma

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Lymphosarcoma

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Melanoma

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What animal gets MALIGNANT conjunctival melanoma?

Cats

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What animal gets BENIGN conjunctival melanomas?

Dogs

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SCC

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What fungus do we get in the eye commonly in kansas?

Histoplasma capsulatum