Retina 1996: Vol 16 Index

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Author Index to Volume 16
A Cohen, G., 105 Freeman, H. M., 7 I
Abramson, D. H., 232 Cohen, S. M., 467 Freeman, W. R., 285, 305 Ikeda, F., 497
Adachi-Usami, E., 540 Cooling, R. J., 240 Freund, K. B., 437 Ikuno, Y., 264
Adiraju, M. V., 525 Craandijk, A., 89 Friedlander, S. M., 341 Immonen, I., 505
Alfaro, D. V., III, 317 Crane, W. G., 296 Incandela, L., 513
Alfaro, V., 246 Crawford, J. B., 117 G Ito, M., 196, 419
Aral, H., 257 Cuartero, V., 222 Gangan, P., 363
Arend, O., 257 Ganiban, G. J., 160
Arevalo, J. F., 305, 363 D Garcia, R. F., 305
Arroyo, M., 7 Dalal, R., 139 Gass, J. D. M., 467 J
Asiyo-Vogel, M. N., 250 D’ Amico, D. J., 431 Gaudric, A., 261 Jaffe, G. J., 324
Augsburger, J. J., 228 Dany, S., 259 Gebhardt, B. M., 160 Jalali, S., 525
Avery, R. L., 183 Das. T., $25 Gelb, L. D., 399 Johnson, M. W., 474
Axer-Siegel, R., 79 Daun, M., 160 Gendron, E. K., 129 Johnston, P. B., 452
Azzolini, C., 333 Davidoff, E., 538 Gitter, K. A., 105
Davidorf, F. H., 538 Glaser, B. M., 13, 373 K
B Davidorf, J. M., 538 Gobbi, P. G., 333
Banker, A. S., 285, 530 Dean, J. M., 47 Goldbaum, M. H., 341 Kamei, M., 264
Bassili, S. S., 160 De Bustros, S., 451 Goldberg, M. F., 145 Kapetanios, A. D., 455
Belcaro, G. V., 513 De Laey, J.-J., 89 Gombos, D. S., 232 Karma, A., 505
Bergeron-Lynn, G., 530 Del Priore, L. V., 399 Gonzalez, C., 530 Katz, A., 479
Bernstein, P. S., 112 Depotter, P., 445 Gonzalez, C. R., 305 Kempster, R. C., 57
Khairallah, M., 449
Berry, C., 305 De Sanctis, M. T., 513 Good, W. V., 117
Khaw, P. T., 164
Besen, G., 363 de Waard, P., 292 Gopinathan, U., 525
Kim, R. Y., 139
Bevin, A. A., 317 Dieckert, J. P., 122 Gordon, J. M., 74
Kimura, A. E., 518
Billi, B., 3 Dosso, A. A., 455 Gragoudas, E. S., 488
Kimura, T., 540
Biswas, J., 444 Dowler, J. G. F., 240 Granet, D. B., 341
Kokame, G. T., 75, 467
Bloom, P. A., 164 Green, W. R., 47, 57
Koreishi, F. M., 228
Boldt, H. C., 518 Grossniklaus, H. E., 64,
E Kricorian, G., 426
Bolt, B. J. P., 292 135
Boone, D. E., 518 Eagle, R. C., Jr., 228 Grover, S., 388 Kuppermann, B. D., 305
Borgia, L., 19 Edwards, A., 388 Guerry, R. K., 263 Kusaka, S., 312
Bourke, R. D., 240 Ehlies, F. J., 129 Guyer, D. R., 203 Kusumi, M., 97
Brancato, R., 333 El-Hifnawi, E.-S., 250
Bressler, N. M., 183 Elias, S. J., 383 H L
Brucker, A. J., 73 Ellis, J., 445 Haas, A., 203 Ladjimi, A., 449
Burgess, D. B., 190 Ezra, D., 259 Hagler, W. S., 328 Lambert, S. R., 135
Byrne, S. F., 129 Haimovici, R., 431, 488 Lom, T. T., 42
Byrnes, G. A., 393 F Hall, L., 203 Laqua, H., 250
Fedeli, R., 3 Hamilton, P., 214 Laughlin, R. M., 246, 317
Cc Fekrat, S., 183 Hanham, A., 13 Laurora, G., 513
Campeas, L., 203 Finkelstein, D., 57 Hanutsaha, P., 437 Lee, B. L., 64, 344
Carena, M., 333 Fisher, Y. L., 203 Harbour, J. W., 129 Lewis, J. M., 264, 447
Carney, M. D., 263 Fishman, G. A., 388 Hasegawa, N., 540 Leys, A. M., 89
Carolino, R. M., 411 Fitzpatrick, M., 228 Hawkins, B. S., 183 Leys, M. J., 89
Cesarone, M. R., 513 Fletcher, D. C., 296 Haynie, G. D., 488 Lim, J. I., 64, 135
Chachia, N., 449 Flores-Aguilar, M., 285, Heilskov, T. W., 279 Lueder, G. T., 38
Chan, C.-C., 47, 393 363 Heyworth, P., 240
Chatti, T., 449 Flynn, H. W., Jr., 13, 373 Holland, G. N., 383 M
Chern, S., 161 Fogla, R., 444 Hooymans, J. M. M., 89 Madhavan, H. N., 444
Chon, C. H., 139 Folk, J. C., 279, 518 Hudson, S. J., 317 Maguire, A. M., 125
Christopoulos, V., 513 Fortini, A., 333 Hughes, J. R., 129 Mainster, M. A., 1
Ciulla, T. A., 219, 431 Franks, W. A., 164 Huna, R., 259 Malenfant, M., 89
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Markoe, A. M., 129 Ohashi, Y., 312 Schachat, A. P., 488 Thomas, M. A., 190, 488
Marmor, M. F., 139, 426 Ohji, M., 447 Schatz, H., 535 Thompson, J. T., 13, 373
Martin, D. F., 328, 479 Ohno-Matsui, K., 29, 196 Schneider, T. L., 125 Tokoro, T., 29, 196
Maruiwa, F., 405 Ohno, T., 264 Schoderbek, R. M., 317 Tolentino, F. I., 7
Massicotte, S. J., 279 Olk, R. J., 74 Schomaker, K. S., 105 Toth, I., 479
Massin, P., 261 Orlock, D. A., 203 Schuchard, R. A., 296 Tsai, J. C., 164
Melberg, N. S., 190 Seddon, J. M., 112 Tso, M. O. M., 42
Melton, R. C., 78 Sehmi, K., 214
Mendivil, A., 222 P Seppala, I., 505
Meredith, T. A., 488 Pach, J. M., 163 Sharma, S., 525 Vv
Mertens, D. A. E., 292 Papasian, C. J., 122 Sharp, J., 399 Vander, J. F., 285
Messaoud, R., 449 Patacao, M. H., 411 Shields, C. L., 445 Van Germeersch, D., 89
Michaud, M. E., 246 Peperkamp, E., 292 Shields, J. A., 445 van Meurs, J. C., 292
Miki, T., 97 Perren, B. A., 117 Shimizu, K., 497 Vine, A. K., 474
Mikkila, H., 505 Peyman, G. A., 160 Silva-Aratjo, A. L., 411
Miller, J. W., 219 Piccolino, F. C., 19 Silvestri, G., 214, 452
Mines, M., 317 Pomilla, P. V., 510 Sjaarda, R. N., 13, 373
Mizota, A., 540 Priem, H., 89 Slakter, J. S., 203 Ww
Moisseiev, J., 259 Smiddy, W. E., 13, 373 Wada, Y., 405
Moore, C., 240 Soltau, J. B., 38, 74 Walton, R. C., 393
Moorthy, R. S., 343 Sorenson, J. A., 203 Warren, K. A., 1
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Morhun, P. J., 383 Spaide, R. F., 78, 203 Weinberg, D. V., 343
Qinyuan, C., 261
Morishima, N., 419 Spraul, C. W., 135, 328 Weinberger, D., 79
Moss, S. T., 246 Steele, J. J., 317 Weiss, Y., 79
Mukai, S., 219, 488 Steigerwalt, R. D., Jr., Weisz, J. M., 383
Munguia, D., 285, 363 R 513 Wenzel, M., 257
Muraoka, K., 497 Raisanen, J., 117 Stenborg, T., 505 Wiley, C. A., 305, 530
Murphy, R. P., 13 Raphaelian, P. V., 341 Stirpe, M., 3 Winter, L. W., 246
Murray, T. G., 129 Reim, M., 257 Storch, G. A., 399
Mutyala, S., 122 Rifai, A., 160 Summanen, P., 505
Riley, E. J., 431 Sutoh, N., 497
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N Ripandelli, G., 3
Nakazaki, S., 405 Rosa, R. H., Jr., 145 T Yamashita, S., 419
Nakazawa, M., 405 Ross, R. D., 105, 518 Tabassian, A., 263 Yannuzzi, L. A., 203, 437
Naoi, N., 405 Ryan, E. A., 161 Takahashi, K., 497 Yao, X.-Y., 139
Yassur, Y., 79
Nasir, M. A., 324 Takeuchi, A., 139, 426
Yuasa, T., 264
Nossov, P. C., 246 Tamai, M., 405
Novak, M. A., 47 S Tano, Y., 264, 447
Nussenblatt, R. B., 393 Sabates, F. N., 296 Tavares, M. A., 411
Sabates, N. R., 7, 296 Teich, S. A., 479 Z
O Sano, N., 540 The Wills Eye Hospital Zamora, R. L., 399
Obana, A., 97 Saran, B. R., 510 Perflubron Study Zimmer-Galler, I. E., 163
O’Brien, T. P., 125 Sawada, A., 405 Group, 285 Zinicola, E., 19
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Subject Index to Volume 16
A membranes in age-related macular degeneration: a
Abstracts pilot study, 270
asymmetry of disciform scarring in bilateral disease retinal light damage, 353-356
when one eye is treated with radiotherapy, 270 retinal oxygen tension and the electroretinogram during
blue light-induced reactivity of retinal age pigment: in arterial occlusion in the cat, 173
vivo generation of oxygen-reactive species, 354 retinal pigment epithelial wound healing in vivo, 171
debridement of pig retinal pigment epithelium in vivo, supplemental oxygen therapy: basis for noninvasive
170 treatment of retinopathy of prematurity, 173
effect of dietary fat on response of rat retina to chronic systemic hypertension exaggerates retinal photic in-
and acute light stress, 355 jury, 355
effect of intravitreal administration of indomethacin on thalidomide is an inhibitor of angiogenesis, 268
experimental subretinal neovascularization in the transplantation of fetal retinal pigment epithelium in
subhuman primate, 173 age-related macular degeneration with subfoveal
expression of bFGF and TGF-beta 2 in experimental neovascularization, 271
myopia in chicks, 172 treatment of choroidal neovascularization in age-re-
expression of glial fibrillary acidic protein (GFAP), lated macular degeneration with interferon alfa-2a
glutamine synthetase (GS), and Bcl-2 protoonco- and alfa-2b, 269
gene protein by Miiller (glial) cells in retinal light treatment of choroidal neovascular membranes by
damage of rats, 355 alpha interferon: an efficacy and toxicity study, 269
feasibility of laser targeted photo-occlusion of ocular treatment of retinal breaks with autologous serum in
vessels, 271 an experimental model, 171
hyperthermia accelerates retinal light damage in rats, ultraviolet and green light cause different types of dam-
354 age in rat retina, 353
hypoxic induction of endothelial cell growth factors in vascular lesions in diabetes are distributed nonuni-
retinal cells: identification and characterization of formly within the retina, 174
vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF) as mito- vitreoretinal injury, cellular responses to environmental
gen, 172 stress, 170-174
induction of heme oxygenase | in retina by intense Acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS)
visible light: suppression by antioxidant dimethyl- cotton-wool spots in, association with cytomegalovirus
thiourea, 356 nucleic acids in retina, 305
injury-induced upregulation of bFGF and CNTF cryptococcal choroiditis, retinal vascular non-perfusion
mRNAs in rat retina, 171 and neovascularization, 510
interferon-alpha-2a for subfoveal neovascularization in cytomegalovirus retinitis
age-related macular degeneration, 268 antiviral therapy, clinical vs. fundus photographic
irradiation of rabbit retina with diode and Nd:YAG evaluation of response, 363
lasers, 354 cystoid macular edema and, 343
light-induced retinal damage in pigmented rabbit:2, ef- retinal vascular non-perfusion and neovasculariza-
fect of alpha-tocopherol, 356 tion, 510
neovascular AMD, treatment approaches, 268-271 progressive outer retinal necrosis syndrome
photodynamic therapy of experimental choroidal neo- fluorescein angiography, 393
vascularization using lipoportein-delivered benzo- treatment, 479
porphyrin, 271 Acute idiopathic maculopathy, unilateral, frequency, 437
radiation therapy for subfoveal choroidal neovascular Acute macular neuroretinopathy, frequency, 437
560 RETINA, THE JOURNAL OF RETINAL AND VITREOUS DISEASES ¢ 1996 « VOLUME 16 « NUMBER 6
Acute multifocal posterior placoid pigment epitheliopa- retinal biopsy, processing, agar sandwich technique,
thy, frequency, 437 530
Acute retinal necrosis vitreous biopsy
frequency, 437 cytomegalovirus retinitis vs. intraocular lymphoma
progressive outer retinal necrosis, 479, 393 in Hodgkin’s disease, 324
retinal biopsy, agar sandwich technique, 530 sensitivity and predictability in endophthalmitis, 525
Acyclovir, in progressive outer retinal necrosis, 479 Birdshot chorioretinopathy, frequency, 437
Agar sandwich technique, retinal biopsy processing, 530 Blindness, bilateral choroidal osteoma and bilateral optic
Albumin, subretinal fluid concentration, after vitreous en- atrophy, 445
ters subretinal space (rabbit), 426 Bloch-Sulzberger syndrome, 38
Amikacin, for Mycobacterium fortuitum endophthalmitis, Blood flow
122 ocular, in proliferative diabetic retinopathy, scatter
Analgesia, postoperative, intraoperative extraconal bupi- photocoagulation and, 222
vacaine in scleral buckling, 240 retinal, duplex scanner imaging vs. color Doppler im-
Anastomoses, intervenous, in carotid cavernous sinus fis- aging, 513
tula, 497 Book reviews
Angiography AIDS and the Eye, Susan M. Stenson, Dorothy N.
digital retinal angiography (Editorial), | Friedberg, 458
fluorescein. See Fluorescein angiography Atlas of Clinical Ophthalmology, Daniel M. Albert,
indocyanine green. See Indocyanine green angiography Frederick A. Jakobiec (eds.), 272
Angioma, retinal, argon laser photocoagulation, in von Atlas of Indocyanine Green Angiography, Elias Rei-
Hippel-Lindau disease, 145 chel, Carmen A. Puliafito, 550
Animal studies Atlas of Retinal Diseases (CD-ROM), Maurice B.
intravitreal penetration of oral colchicine (rabbit), 259 Landers, Michael J. Bradbury, Allan E. Krieger
intravitreal tissue plasminogen activator in subretinal (eds), 460
hemorrhage (pig), 518 Clinical Decisions in Medical Retinal Disease, William
intravitreal toxicity of dental adhesives (rabbit), 431 S. Tasman (ed), 82
penetrating eye injuries, ocular penetration of cefazolin Eye and the Skin, Mark J. Mannis, Marian S. Macsai,
after intravenous administration (pig), 246 Arthur C. Huntley, 272
posttraumatic Bacillus cereus endophthalmitis, efficacy Fundamentals for Ophthalmic Technical Personnel,
of intravitreal antibiotics (pig), 317 Barbara Cassin, Latif M. Hamed, 82
retinal vascular disruption and prenatal exposure to co- Retina: The Fundamentals, Gloria Wu, 175
caine (rat), 411 Retinal Detachment: Principles and Practice, George
serous retinal and RPE detachments (rabbit), 139 F. Hilton, Edward B. McLean, Daniel A. Brinton,
subretinal fluid albumin concentration after vitreous 458
enters subretinal space (rabbit), 426 Review of Ocular Infection and Immunity, Jay S. Pep-
Anterior chamber, flat, perfluoropropane use in scleral ose, Gary N. Holland, Kirk R. Wilhemus (eds.),
buckling, 7 459
Antibiotic therapy, Lyme neuroretinitis, 505 Source Book of Ophthalmology, Daniel M. Albert, Ed-
Antiviral therapy ward D. Norton, Reva Hurtes, 175
cytomegalovirus retinitis, clinical vs. fundus photo- Bupivacaine, intraoperative extraconal, in scleral buck-
graphic evaluation of response, 363 ling, 240
progressive outer retinal necrosis, 479
Argon laser photocoagulation
retinal angiomas, in von Hippel-Lindau disease, 145 C
vitreous hemorrhage, 214 Capnocytophaga canimorsus, endophthalmitis, 163
Aspirating forceps, removal of posterior hyaloid in macu- Carotid cavernous sinus fistula, choroidal circulation re-
lar hole surgery, 261 modeling, 497
Atopic dermatitis, retinal detachment, crescent-shaped Cataract extraction, uveal effusion syndrome, bilateral,
retinal breaks in, 312 161
Cefazolin, intravenous, ocular penetration (pig), 246
Central serous chorioretinopathy, choroidal neovasculari-
B zation vs., indocyanine green angiography, 203
Bacillus cereus, endophthalmitis, efficacy of intravitreal Choriocapillaris
* antibiotics (pig), 317 filling defects, in carotid cavernous sinus fistula, 497
Behcet's disease, frequency, 437 in multiple evanescent white dot syndrome, 97
Biopsy Chorioretinal atrophy, in pathologic myopia, 29
agar sandwich technique, 530 Chorioretinitis sclopetaria, 57
SUBJECT INDEX 561
Choroid retinal vascular non-perfusion and neovasculariza-
bilateral choroidal osteoma and total blindness associ- tion, 510
ated with bilateral optic atrophy, 445 in severe combined immunodeficiency syndrome,
complete ring melanoma, 228 17
hemangioma, circumscribed, indocyanine green angi-
ography, 19 D
juxtapapillary melanoma, presentation as extramacular Deafness, congenital, Usher syndrome, optic disc and per-
disciform scar, 538 ipapillary nerve fiber layer drusen in, 388
neovascular membranes. See Neovascularization, cho- Decision-making, patient preference for laser treatment
roidal vs. no intervention for subfoveal neovasculariza-
rupture, blunt ocular injury, 57 tion, 112
Choroidal circulation Dental adhesives, intravitreal toxicity (rabbit), 431
posterior routes of choroidal blood outflow in high my- Diabetic retinopathy, proliferative, ocular blood flow ve-
opia, 419 locities after scatter photocoagulation, 222
remodeling, in carotid cavernous sinus fistula, 497 Diagnostic and therapeutic challenges
Choroiditis, cryptococcal, retinal vascular non-perfusion central serous chorioretinopathy vs. choroidal neovas-
and neovascularization, 510 cularization, 440
Ciprofloxacin, intravitreal, in Bacillus cereus endophthal- inflammatory choroidal infiltrate and sensory retinal
mitis (pig), 317 detachment, 157
Coats disease, epiretinal membrane formation (letter), 168 macular capillary dilation with leakage and nonperfu-
Cocaine, retinal vascular disruption and prenatal exposure sion, 70
to cocaine (rat), 411 management of capillary hemangioma of optic disc,
Colchicine, oral, intravitreal penetration (rabbit), 259 337
Color Doppler imaging midperiphery vascularized tissue mass, 255
ocular blood flow velocities after scatter photocoagula- preretinal opaque material and tortuosity of retinal ves-
tion in proliferative diabetic retinopathy, 222 sels, 535
Digital retinal angiography (Editorial), 1
retinal blood flow velocity, duplex scanner imaging vs.,
Diode laser, combined transscleral diode laser cyclopho-
a15
tocoagulation and transscleral retinal photocoagula-
Corneal decompensation, perfluoropropane use in scleral
tion for refractory neovascular glaucoma, 164
buckling, 7
Drug/substance abuse, retinal vascular disruption and pre-
Corticosteroid(s), systemic, reactivation of ocular toxo-
natal exposure to cocaine (rat), 411
plasmosis, 383
Drusen, optic disc and peripapillary nerve fiber layer dru-
Cotton-wool spots, in AIDS, association with cytomega-
sen in Usher syndrome, 388
lovirus nucleic acids in retina, 305
Duplex scanner imaging, retinal blood flow velocity,
Cryptococcus neoformans, choroiditis, retinal vascular
color Doppler imaging vs., 513
non-perfusion and neovascularization, 510
Cyclophotocoagulation, combined transscleral diode laser
E
cyclophotocoagulation and transscleral retinal pho-
tocoagulation for refractory neovascular glaucoma, Echography, intraoperative, verification of plaque place-
164 ment in episcleral plaque radiotherapy, 129
Editorial, digital retinal angiography, |
Cyst(s), vitreous, 540, 250
Endophthalmitis
Cystoid macular edema, cytomegalovirus retinitis and, in
Bacillus cereus, efficacy of intravitreal antibiotics (pig),
AIDS, 343
317
Cytology
Capnocytophaga canimorsus, 163
cutaneous melanoma metastases to vitreous and retina,
diagnosis, sensitivity and predictability of vitreous cy-
328
tology, biopsy, and membrane filter culture, 525
vitreous, sensitivity and predictability in endophthal-
Escherichia coli, bilateral, in neonate with meningitis,
mitis, 525
341
Cytomegalovirus
Mycobacterium fortuitum, 122
in retina of AIDS patients, cotton-wool spots and, 305 posttraumatic, ocular penetration of cefazolin after in-
retinitis travenous administration (pig), 246
in AIDS pseudo-Allescheria boydii, 263
clinical vs. fundus photographic evaluation of re- Environmental stress, vitreoretinal injury, abstracts, 170-
sponse to antiviral therapy, 363 174
cystoid macular edema and, 343 Epiretinal membrane
in Hodgkin’s disease, 324 in Coats disease (letter), 168
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in eyes without vitreous detachment, 279 G
recurrent (letter), 346 Gallium citrate 67 (°’Ga) scan, in pulmonary sarcoidosis
Epstein-Barr virus, vitreous, in Vogt-Koyanagi-Harada (letter), 266
syndrome, 160 Ganciclovir, in progressive outer retinal necrosis, 479
Escherichia coli, bilateral endogenous endophthalmitis in Gas, intraocular
neonate with meningitis, 341 complications of perfluoropropane use in complex reti-
nal detachments, 7
filtration, microbiologic effect, 125
F perfluoropropane. See Perfluoropropane
Filtration, perfluoropropane gas, microbiologic effect, Gender, idiopathic polypoidal choroidal vasculopathy,
125 retinal arterial macroaneurysm and hypertensive
Fish hook injury, 219 retinopathy, 105
Fish pick injury, 219 Geriatric population, idiopathic polypoidal choroidal vas-
Fluid-gas exchange, for persistent macular hole, 264 culopathy, retinal arterial macroaneurysm and hy-
Fluorescein angiography pertensive retinopathy in elderly black females, 105
argon laser photocoagulation of retinal angiomas in Glaucoma, neovascular, combined transscleral diode laser
von Hippel-Lindau disease, 145 cyclophotocoagulation and transscleral retinal pho-
bilateral macular hypopigmented lesions in inconti- tocoagulation, 164
nentia pigmenti, 38
bilateral subfoveal neovascularization in idiopathic jux-
tafoveal telangiectasis, 344 H
epiretinal membranes in eyes without vitreous detach-
Harada’s disease, frequency, 437
ment, 279
Hemangioma
floating vitreous cyst, 540
capillary hemangioma of optic disc, 337
fluid dynamics in giant tear of retinal pigment epithe-
choroidal, circumscribed, indocyanine green angiogra-
lium, 452
phy, 19
idiopathic polypoidal choroidal vasculopathy, retinal
Hemorrhage
arterial macroaneurysm and hypertensive retinopa-
intraocular, laser injury, reflected beam from Nd:YAG
thy in elderly black females, 105
laser, 42
lacquer crack progression in pathologic myopia, 29
retinal, retinal vascular disruption and prenatal expo-
Lyme neuroretinitis, 505
sure to cocaine (rat), 411
N-ethylmaleimide-induced serous retinal and RPE de-
subfoveal subretinal, in age-related macular degenera-
tachments (rabbit), 139
tion, 183
progressive outer retinal necrosis syndrome, 393
subretinal
retinal vascular abnormalities and myelinated nerve fi-
bers, 214 intravitreal tissue plasminogen activator for (pig),
retinal vascular non-perfusion and neovascularization 518
in cytomegalovirus retinitis and cryptococcal cho- in pathologic myopia, 196
roiditis, 510 vitreous
serous retinal and RPE detachments in paraprotein- myelinated nerve fibers and, 89, 214
emia, 467 prepapillary arterial loop and, 74
subretinal bleeding and lacquer crack formation in Herpes simplex virus infection, retinal biopsy, agar sand-
pathologic myopia, 196 wich technique, 530
Foscarnet Herpes virus, varicella-zoster virus. See Varicella-zoster
for cytomegalovirus retinitis, in Hodgkin’s disease, 324 virus
for progressive outer retinal necrosis, 479 Herpes zoster. See Varicella-zoster virus
Frosted branch angitis, bilateral, in Indian girl, 444 Histoplasmosis. See Presumed ocular histoplasmosis syn-
Fuch’s spot drome
in pathologic myopia, 29 Hodgkin’s disease, cytomegalovirus retinitis vs. intraocu-
prevalence in highly myopic eyes with/without poste- lar lymphoma, 324
rior route of choroidal blood outflow, 419 Human immunodeficiency virus type | (HIV-1). See also
Fundus, sodium hyaluronate for viewing the fundus dur- Acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS)
ing vitreous surgery, 447 in retina of AIDS patients, cotton-wool spots and, 305
Fundus photography Hypertensive retinopathy, idiopathic polypoidal choroidal
optic disc and peripapillary nerve fiber layer drusen in vasculopathy and, 105
Usher syndrome, 388 Hypopigmentation, hypopigmented macular lesions in in-
response of CMV retinitis to antiviral therapy, 363 continentia pigmenti (letter), 348
SUBJECT INDEX 563
I Intraocular pressure (IOP), increased, perfluoropropane
Idiopathic juxtafoveal telangiectasis, bilateral subfoveal use in scleral buckling, 7
neovascularization, 344 Iris, rubeosis, in proliferative vitreoretinopathy, 292
Idiopathic polypoidal choroidal vasculopathy, in retinal
arterial macroaneurysm and hypertensive retinopa- L
thy, 105 Lacquer cracks, in pathologic myopia
Imipenem, intravitreal, in Bacillus cereus endophthalmitis progression of, 29
(pig), 317 subretinal bleeding as precursor, 196
Immunocytochemistry, tumor detachments of retinal pig- Laser photocoagulation. See also specific lasers
ment epithelium, 47 for subfoveal neovascularization in age-related macular
Immunodeficiency disorders degeneration, patient preference, 112
acquired. See Acquired immune deficiency syndrome Lens of eye
severe combined immunodeficiency syndrome, cyto- clear lens extraction in high axial myopia, retinal de-
megalovirus retinitis and optic neuritis in, 117 tachment, 3
Immunosuppression, systemic corticosteroids and reacti- dislocated, vitrectomy with perfluoroctylbromide in,
vation of ocular toxoplasmosis, 383 285
Incontinentia pigmenti opacity, gas-induced, 7
hypopigmented macular lesions Letters to the editor
bilateral, 38 epiretinal membrane formation in Coats’ disease, 168
(letter), 348 gallium citrate 67 (°’Ga) scan in pulmonary sarcoidosis,
Indocyanine green angiography 266
central serous chorioretinopathy in older adults, 203 hypopigmented macular lesions in incontinentia pig-
choroidal circulation remodeling in carotid cavernous menti, 348
sinus fistula, 497 management of uncomplicated recurrent retinal detach-
choroidal neovascular membranes, histopathologic cor- ments, 347
relation, 64 recurrent epiretinal membrane formation, 346
circumscribed choroidal hemangioma, 19 reticular pseudodrusen, 167
floating vitreous cyst, 540 vitrectomy for accidental intraocular steroid injection,
idiopathic polypoidal choroidal vasculopathy, retinal 166
arterial macroaneurysm and hypertensive retinopa- Leukemia, acute, placoid chorioretinopathy in, 455
thy in elderly black females, 105 Light damage, abstracts, 353-356
in multiple evanescent white dot syndrome, 97 Light microscopy, vitreous cyst, 250
posterior routes of choroidal blood outflow in high my- Lyme borreliosis, neuroretinitis, 505
opia, 419 Lymphoma
subretinal bleeding and lacquer crack formation in cytomegalovirus retinitis vs. intraocular lymphoma in
pathologic myopia, 196 Hodgkin’s disease, 324
Infant, newborn ocular/CNS, tumor detachments of retinal pigment epi-
bilateral endogenous Escherichia coli endophthalmitis thelium, 47
in neonate with meningitis, 341
retinal vascular disruption and prenatal exposure to co- M
caine (rat), 411 Macula, hypopigmented lesions, bilateral, in incontinentia
Infection pigmenti, 38
endophthalmitis. See Endophthalmitis Macular degeneration, age-related
microbiology of ambient air and perfluoropropane and central serous chorioretinopathy vs., indocyanine green
effect of gas filtration, 125 angiography, 203
Inflammatory disorders, frequency of uncommon intraoc- choroidal neovascularization, treatment
ular inflammatory diseases, Macula Society survey, abstracts, 268-271
437 patient preference, 112
Instrumentation submacular surgery, 296
aspirating forceps to remove posterior hyaloid in macu- subfoveal subretinal hemorrhage, natural history, 183
lar hole surgery, 261 Macular Degeneration Attitude Assessment Survey, pa-
Leveen Inflator, silicone oil injection, 73 tient preference for laser treatment vs. no interven-
product announcements. See Product announcements tion for subfoveal neovascularization, 112
surgical image tracker for automatic centering of mi- Macular hole
croscope images for vitreoretinal surgery, 333 chronic, surgical management, 75
Intraocular lens, dislocated, vitrectomy with perfluoroc- full-thickness, thrombin adjunctive mitogen therapy,
tylbromide in, 285 474
564 RETINA, THE JOURNAL OF RETINAL AND VITREOUS DISEASES ¢ 1996 « VOLUME 16 « NUMBER 6
laser injury, reflected beam from Nd:YAG laser, 42 N
persistent, photocoagulation and fluid-gas exchange Neodymium: yttrium-aluminum-garnet (Y AG) laser, reti-
for, 264 nal injury, reflected beam from Nd:YAG laser, 42
surgery Neovascularization
posterior hyaloid removal, aspirating forceps for, 261 choroidal
repeat vitrectomy, 13 in age-related macular degeneration. See Macular de-
success, duration of intraocular gas tamponade, 373 generation, age-related, choroidal neovasculariza-
traumatic, vitreous surgery, 451 tion
Macula Society, survey, frequency of uncommon intraoc- central serous chorioretinopathy vs., indocyanine
ular inflammatory diseases, 437 green angiography, 203
Maduromycosis, pseudo-Allescheria boydii, 263 indocyanine green angiography, histopathologic cor-
Melanoma relation, 64
choroidal ingrowth site as predictor of visual outcome, 190
complete ring melanoma, 228 submacular surgery for, scanning laser ophthalmo-
juxtapapillary, presentation as extramacular disci- scope macular perimetric evaluation, 296
form scar, 538 iris. See Rubeosis iridis
cutaneous, metastatic to vitreous and retina, 328 retinal
uveal in cytomegalovirus retinitis and cryptococcal cho-
diffuse, complete ring melanoma of choroid, 228 roiditis, 510
posterior, episcleral plaque radiotherapy with intra- myelinated nerve fibers and, 89, 214
operative echographic verification of plaque place- subfoveal, bilateral, in idiopathic juxtafoveal telangiec-
ment, 129 tasis, 344
rhegmatogenous retinal detachment in eyes with, 488 subretinal, peripapillary, in tilted disk syndrome, 449
Membrane filter culture, sensitivity and predictability in N-ethylmaleimide, serous retinal and RPE detachments
endophthalmitis, 525 (rabbit), 139
Metastatic disease, cutaneous melanoma metastases to Neuroretinitis, Lyme borreliosis, 505
vitreous and retina, 328
Microbiology
O
membrane filter culture, sensitivity and predictability
Occupational hazards
in endophthalmitis, 525
retinal laser injury, reflected beam from Nd:YAG laser,
microbiology of ambient air and perfluoropropane and
42
effect of gas filtration, 125
welders maculopathy despite using protective lenses,
Mitogen therapy, thrombin for full-thickness macular
257
hole, 474
Octofluoropropane. See Perfluoropropane
Molecular genetics, genotype-phenotype correlation of
Operating microscope, Surgical Microscope Image
Val200Glu mutation of peripherin/RDS gene in au-
Tracker (SMIT), 333
tosomal dominant cone-rod dystrophy, 405
Optic atrophy, bilateral, bilateral choroidal osteoma and
Monoclonal gammopathy, serous retinal and RPE detach-
total blindness, 445
ments, 467
Optic disc
Multifocal choroiditis
capillary hemangioma, management, 337
choroidal neovascularization, correlations between in-
drusen, in Usher syndrome, 388
growth site location and postoperative visual acuity,
tilted disk syndrome, peripapillary subretinal neovascu-
190
larization in, 449
frequency, 437
Optic neuritis, cytomegalovirus, in severe combined im-
Multiple evanescent white dot syndrome munodeficiency syndrome, 117
frequency, 437
Osteoma, bilateral choroidal osteoma and total blindness
indocyanine green angiography, 97 associated with bilateral optic atrophy, 445
Multiple recurrent branch retinal artery occlusions, vari-
cella-zoster virus, 399
Mycobacterium fortuitum, endophthalmitis, 122 P
Myelinated nerve fibers, retinal vascular abnormalities, Pain management, postoperative, intraoperative ex-
89, 214 traconal bupivacaine in scleral buckling, 240
Myopia Paraproteinemia, serous retinal and RPE detachments in,
high, posterior routes of choroidal blood outflow, 419 467
high axial, clear lens extraction in, retinal detachment, Patchy atrophy, in pathologic myopia, 29
3 Pathologic myopia
pathologic. See Pathologic myopia lacquer cracks, progression, 29
SUBJECT INDEX 565
subretinal bleeding without choroidal neovasculariza- Posterior hyaloid, detachment from retina during macular
tion, precursor of lacquer cracks, 196 hole surgery, aspirating forceps for, 261
Pediatric ophthalmology Posterior uveal bleeding syndrome, 105
bilateral choroidal osteoma and total blindness associ- Prednisolone, in bilateral frosted branch angitis, 444
ated with bilateral optic atrophy, 445 Prepapillary arterial loop, vitreous hemorrhage and ve-
bilateral frosted branch angitis, 444 nous retinal macrovessel and, 74
cytomegalovirus retinitis and optic neuritis in severe Presumed ocular histoplasmosis syndrome, choroidal
combined immunodeficiency syndrome, 117 neovascularization
retinoblastoma. See Retinoblastoma correlations between ingrowth site location and postop-
Perflubron, intraocular tolerance, 285 erative visual acuity, 190
Perfluorocarbon liquids. See specific perfluorocarbon submacular surgery, 296
Perfluoroctylbromide (perflubron), intraocular tolerance,
Product announcements
285
AK-T-CAINE PF, 463
Perfluoropropane
ASSI catalog of ophthalmic instruments, 359
in complex retinal detachments, 7
ASSI Visoclastic Cannulae and Tri-Port Subtenon An-
filtration, microbiologic effect, 125
esthesia Cannulae, 178
in macular hole surgery, duration of tamponade and
CF-60UVi fundus camera, 85
success of surgery, 373
drape speculum, 462
Perimetry, scanning laser ophthalmoscope macular per-
ImageScape marketing agreement, 86
imetry, evaluation of submacular surgery, 296
Kamdar Curved Vertical Microscissors, 358
Peripapillary nerve fiber layer, drusen, in Usher syn-
drome, 388 Labtician new retinal implant design, 462
Peripherin/RDS gene, Val2000Glu mutation, genotype- Labtician Ophthalmics redesigned Style 275 Silicone
phenotype correlation, in autosomal dominant Retinal Implant, 360
cone-rod dystrophy, 405 M.A.T., 464
Photic maculopathy, welders maculopathy despite using MIOSTAT intraocular solution, 179
protective lenses, 257 Ocular Instruments’ Ophthalmic Lens Sterilizing Tray,
Photocoagulation 275
argon laser, retinal angiomas, in von Hippel-Lindau Perfluoron, 464
disease, 145 Prima Laser Photocoagulator video program, 358
combined transscleral diode laser cyclophotocoagula- PRIMA photocoagulator laser system, 86
tion and transscleral retinal photocoagulation for Reinverting Optical Lens System wide-angle vitreoreti-
refractory neovascular glaucoma, 164 nal surgery viewing system, 179
for persistent macular hole, 264 SuperZoom 78/90 lens, 463
proliferative diabetic retinopathy, ocular blood flow ve- Topcon VL-2000 Visual Power Profile Mapping Sys-
locities after scatter photocoagulation, 222 tem, 360
Photoreceptor(s) TotalView Endoilluminator Probe, 462
autosomal dominant cone-rod dystrophy, genotype- VISITEC eye speculum for pediatric patients, 276
phenotype correlation of Val200Glu mutation of
VISITEC infusion cannula, 178
peripherin/RDS gene in, 405
VISITEC miniature aqueous pipette, 463
damage, surgical management of subretinal hemor-
Volk 135D SuperPupil noncontact slit lamp lens, 276
rhage (pig), 518
Volk Illuminated SLit-Lamp Lens Set Case, 85
in multiple evanescent white dot syndrome, 97
Volk QuadrAspheric laser contact lens, 275
Placoid chorioretinopathy, in acute leukemia, 455
Volk SuperPupil XL pan equatorial slit-lamp indirect
Plaque radiotherapy. See Radiation therapy
lens, 359
Plasminogen activator, tissue-type, intravitreal, in subreti-
Progressive outer retinal necrosis syndrome
nal hemorrhage (pig), 518
Polymerase chain reaction fluorescein angiography, 393
association between cotton-wool spots and cytomega- treatment, 479
lovirus nucleic acids in retina of AIDS patients, Proliferative diabetic retinopathy, ocular blood flow ve-
305 locities after scatter photocoagulation, 222
cytomegalovirus retinitis vs. intraocular lymphoma in Proliferative vitreoretinopathy, rubeosis of iris, 292
Hodgkin’s disease, 324 Pseudo-Allescheria boydii, endophthalmitis, 263
Epstein-Barr virus DNA in vitreous, in Vogt-Koyanagi- Pulmonary sarcoidosis, gallium citrate 67 (°’Ga) scan (let-
Harada syndrome, 160 ter), 266
varicella-zoster virus, multiple recurrent branch retinal Pupil of eye, fibrinous pupillary membrane, perfluoro-
artery occlusions, 399 propane use in scleral buckling, 7
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R N-ethylmaleimide-induced, animal model (rabbit),
Race/ethnicity, idiopathic polypoidal choroidal vasculo- 139
pathy, retinal arterial macroaneurysm and hyperten- serous, in paraproteinemias, 467
sive retinopathy, 105 giant tear, fluid dynamics, 452
mottling, in incontinentia pigmenti, 38
Radiation therapy
in multiple evanescent white dot syndrome, 97
episcleral plaque radiotherapy, for posterior uveal mel-
tumor detachments, in ocular/CNS B-cell lymphoma,
anoma, intraoperative echographic verification of
47
plaque placement, 129
Retinal tear, vitrectomy with perfluoroctylbromide in, 285
iodine 125 ('*°I) plaque radiotherapy, recurrent retino-
Retinal telangiectasis, myelinated nerve fibers and, 89,
blastoma, 135
214
Reticular pseudodrusen (letter), 167
Retinal vein occlusion, branch, myelinated nerve fibers
Retina
and, 89
cutaneous melanoma metastases, 328 Retinitis
vascular non-perfusion, in cytomegalovirus retinitis cytomegalovirus
and cryptococcal choroiditis, 510 in AIDS
Retinal angioma, argon laser photocoagulation, in von clinical vs. fundus photographic evaluation of re-
Hippel-Lindau disease, 145 sponse to antiviral therapy, 363
Retinal artery, macroaneurysm, idiopathic polypoidal cystoid macular edema and, 343
choroidal vasculopathy and, 105 in Hodgkin’s disease, 324
Retinal artery occlusion, branch retinal vascular non-perfusion and neovasculariza-
multiple recurrent, varicella-zoster virus infection, 399 tion, 510
myelinated nerve fibers and, 89 in severe combined immunodeficiency syndrome,
Retinal biopsy, processing, agar sandwich technique, 530 117
Retinal blood flow, duplex scanner imaging vs. color varicella-zoster virus, retinal biopsy, agar sandwich
Doppler imaging, 513 technique, 530
Retinitis pigmentosa, Usher syndrome, optic disc and per-
Retinal break, crescent-shaped, retinal detachment in
ipapillary nerve fiber layer drusen in, 388
atopic dermatitis, 312
Retinoblastoma
Retinal circulation, anomalous, venous macrovessel, pre-
patient age, anatomic location, and treatment modality,
papillary arterial loop and, 74
232
Retinal detachment
recurrent, after iodine 125 ('**I) plaque radiotherapy, 135
in atopic dermatitis, crescent-shaped retinal breaks in,
Retinochoroiditis, progressive outer retinal necrosis syn-
312
drome, fluorescein angiography, 393
clear lens extraction in high axial myopia, 3
Retinopexy, dental adhesives, intravitreal toxicity (rab-
noncontact pneumatic tonometry and, 80
bit), 431
peripheral residual retinal detachment and rubeosis of Rubella virus, frosted branch angitis, 444
iris, 292 Rubeosis iridis, proliferative vitreoretinopathy, 292
in progressive outer retinal necrosis, 479
recurrent, uncomplicated, management (letter), 347 S
rhegmatogenous Scanning laser ophthalmoscopy, macular perimetry, eval-
complications of perfluoropropane use, 7 uation of submacular surgery, 296
in eyes with uveal melanoma, 488 Scleral buckling
complications of perfluoropropane use in complex reti-
subretinal fluid albumin concentration after vitreous
nal detachments, 7
enters subretinal space (rabbit), 426
intraoperative extraconal bupivacaine in, 240
serous
Serpiginous choroidopathy, frequency, 437
N-ethylmaleimide-induced, animal model (rabbit),
Severe combined immunodeficiency syndrome, cytomeg-
139
alovirus retinitis and optic neuritis in, 117
in paraproteinemias, 467
Shingles. See Varicella-zoster virus
surgical management, vitreous cyst and, 250
Silicone oil injection, Leveen Inflator for, 73
Retinal dystrophy, autosomal dominant cone-rod dystro- Sodium hyaluronate, for viewing the fundus during vitre-
phy, genotype-phenotype correlation of Val200Glu ous surgery, 447
mutation of peripherin/RDS gene in, 405 Staphyloma, posterior, prevalence in highly myopic eyes
Retinal pigment epithelium with/without posterior route of choroidal blood out-
detachment flow, 419
multiple recurrent serosanguineous pigment epithe- Steroids, accidental intraocular steroid injection, vitrec-
lial detachments, 105 tomy for (letter), 166