Retina 1999: Vol 19 Index

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Author Index to Volume 19
A Boucher, M. C., 177 Del Cerro, M., 540 George, A. E., 467
Aaberg, T. M., Jr., 349 Bouvier, R., 164 Denis, P., 309 Georgopoulos, G. T., 370
Aaberg, T. M., Sr., 479 Bovey, E. H., 489 Deramo, V. A., 566 Gieser, J. P., 424
Acheson, R. W., 568 Bozkurt, A., 127, 218 Dessouki, A., 437 Gin, T., 513
Adachi-Usami, E., 573 Brancato, R., 401 Dev, S., 520 Girard, P., 175
Agarwal, R., 467 Brannon, A., 513 D’Hermies, F., 148 Goel, R. D., 580
Ai, E., 90 Brazitikos, P. D., 103 Dickersin, G. R., 459 Gohdo, T., 198
Akamine, T., 468 Bressler, N. M., 257 Ding, P.-C., 474 Goldblum, D., 314
Akduman, L., 418 Browne, R. W., 141 Doft, B. H., 98, 577 Goldstein, D. A., 476
Akiba, J., 55 Bruce, R. A., | Doi, M., 468 Gonvers, M., 489
Akin, E., 122 Brummitt, C. F., 45 Dong, J., 59 Gopal, L., 51
Allers, A., 383 Brun, S., 442 Downie, J. A., 447 Gragoudas, E. S., 459
Amari, F., 410 Budde, W. M., 193 Durieu, I., 309 Grand, M. G., 185
Amin, H. L., 90 Buesgen, P., 531 Durmus, M., 247 Green, W. R., 332
Amrein, P. C., 459 Greenwald, M. A., 171
Aragones, J. V., 163 Cc E Grossniklaus, H. E., 349,
Aras, C., 122 Cahill, M. T., 568 Eagle, R. C., 318 479
Armstrong, D., 141 Calori, G., 401 Ekonomopoulos, N., 455 Guinot, A., 342
Arnold, P. D., 166 Camp, M. W., 525 Eliassi-Rad, B., 332 Giimbel, H. O. C., 383
Asaria, R. H. Y., 447 Canzano, J. C., 274 Elstein, D., 570 Guzak, S. V., 166
Attawia, M. A., 390 Capone, A., Jr., 479” Emoto, Y., 462
Auer, C., 22 Caputo, A., 356, Endophthalmitis H
Cassidy, E. M., 255 Vitrectomy Study Group, Hagimura, N., 508
Ceballos, E. M., 349 98 Halpern, R. L., 349
B Cekic, O., 188 Engstrom, R. E., Jr., 75 Hammers, H., 77
Chaidhawangul, S., 325 Ercikan, C., 122 Hammers, W., 77
Barampouti, F., 455 Chakrabarti, M., 83 Escoto, R., 342 Han, D. P., 98, 577
Bardak, Y., 247
Chalkiadakis, I., 455 Hanson, G. A., 45
Bartz-Schmidt, U., 77
Chan, C.-C., 318 F Hattenbach, L.-O., 383
Barza, M., 98, 577
Chan, P., 238 Fan, D. S. P., 291 Hayasaka, S., 571
Basci, N. E., 127, 218
Chan, W.-M., 478, 578 Faude, F., 173 Hayasaka, Y., 571
Batman, C., 188
Chang, S., 97 Faulborn, J., 504 Hayashi, H., 250
Baysal, V., 247
Charteris, D. G., 447 Ferrone, P. J., 405 Hegazy, H. M., 442, 553
Benson, W. E., 238 Chaudhry, N. A., 281 Filie, A. C., 318 Heier, J. S., 110
Bergeron-Lynn, G., 325 Chauvaud, D., 148 Fineman, M. S., 81 Heimann§K., 77, 546
Berinstein, D. M., 472, 564
Cheeseman, E. W., Jr., 257 Fischer, D., 81 Herbort, C. P., 22
Berk, H., 546
Chen, j., 442 Flower, R. W., 365 Hikichi, T., 55
Bernasconi, O., 22
Chen, M.-T., 474 Folberg, R., 346 Hoerauf, H., 531
Berrod, J.-P., 378
Cheng, L., 325 Frederick, A. R., Jr., 110 Holland, G. N., 75
Bhagat, N., 356 Chiquet, C., 164, 309 Freeman, W. R., 271, 325, Holz, F. G., 343
Bhavsar, A. R., 437 Chong, L. P., 79, 116 418, 495 Ho-Spaide, W. C., 141
Bhende, P., 51 Chow, D. R., 405 Friedman, S. M., 457 Hostetler, K. Y., 325
Birch, D. G., 238 Colucciello, M., 88 Frueh, B. E., 314 Hsiao, C.-H., 88
Bird, A. C., 513 Cruess, A. F., 37 Fukushima, A., 462 Huang, S., 204
Birngruber, R., 531 Cunningham, E. T., Jr., Fukushima, I., 12 Hull, D. S., 351
Bischoff, P., 131 355 Humayun, M. S., 540
Biswas, J., 51, 467 Hummer, J., 297
Blair, N. P., 424 G Hunter, D. G., 257
Bloome, M. A., 238 D Garcia-Valenzuela, E., 424
Blumenkranz, M. S., 480 Dagnelie, G., 540 Garden, M., 566
Boehmer, H. V., 343 D’ Amico, D. J., 103 Gardner, M. F., 325 I
Boldrey, E. E., 575 Das, T., 213 Garretson, B. R., 163 lida, T., 508
Borgia, L., 30 De Groot, J.-A., 177 Gasch, A. T., 318 lijima, H., 198
Borkowski, L. M., 454 De Juan, E., Jr., 540 Gass, J. D. M., 297, 346 ilker, S. S., 127, 218
587
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inan, U. U., 127 Lam, S.-W., 174 Morel, C., 378 Peyman, G. A., 223, 230,
Inoda, S., 65 Lambert, H. M., 563 Mori, M., 302 442, 553
Itoh, N., 536 Lanzetta, P., 262, 359 Morlet, N., 447 Piccolino, F. C., 30
Laqua, H., 531 Morley, M. G., 110 Pierro, L., 401
J Lattanzio, R., 401 Morse, L. S., 274 Pignato, S., 356
Jalali, S., 213 Lee, A. G., 563 Mueller, A. J., 325, 495 Po, S., 355
Jampol, L. M., 79, 454, Lee, B. R., 116 Munro, P., 447 Polk, T. D., 179
561 Lehoang, P., 309 Murayama, K., 573 Pouliquen, Y., 148
Jansen, A., 401 Leibach, D. B., 525 Myint, S., 354 Pulido, J. S., 45, 79
Johnson, M. H., 525 Le Mer, Y., 378
Johnson, R. N., 69 Leung, A. T. S., 174, 578 N Q
Johnston, R. H., 116 Lewis, J. M., 135 Nagaki, Y., 571 Querfeld, U., 77
Jonas, J. B., 193 Liang, C., 223, 230, 442, Namperumalsamy, P., 83
Jongsareejit, A., 116 553 ‘ Nayak, R. C., 390 R
Joondeph, B. C., 354 Lim, J. I., 479 Negi, A., 410 Rathore, K., 464
Joondeph, H. C., 354 Lin, A. P., 75 Newman, C. L., 351 Reck, A. C., 470
Jurklies, B., 168 Liu, M., 563 Nguyen, R., 116 Reichenbach, A., 173
Jurklies, C., 168 Liu, W., 204 Nicolé, M., 30 Renard, G., 148
Llatas, C. B., 499 Niederberger, H., 131 Resnick, K. I., 424
kK Liidtke-Handjery, H.-C., Nishimura, T., 12 Rhee, P., 520
Kado, M., 55 546 Nomura, E., 536 Rice, L., 563
Kadoi, C., 571 Luff, A. J., 251 Nussenblatt, R. B., 318, Richter, H., 546
Kadonosono, K., 536 Lumbroso, L., 309 540 Rizzo, L., 540
Kajdacsy-Balla, A., 45 Robin, A. L., 580
Kakehashi, A., 65 M O Robino, X., 401
Kampik, A., 495 Maberley, D. A. L., 37 Ogino, N., 410 Roider, J., 531
Karacorlu, M., 122 MacDonald, J. C., 418, 495 Ogura, Y., 59 Roldan-Pallarés, M., 499
Karavellas, M. P., 418, 495 Mach-Hofacre, B., 325 Oh, K. T., 246 Rubin, R. M., 351
Kashani, A., 437 Maguire, J. 1., 81, 566 Ohguro, H., 462 Ruby, A. J., 185, 405
Kayaalp, S. O., 127 Majji, A. B., 213 Ohno, S., 536
Kazi, A. A., 553 Makino, S., 65 O’ Keefe, M., 568 S
Kelsey, S. F., 98, 577 Marcus, D. M., 351, 525 Olk, R. J., 418 Sahin, O., 476
Kent, C., 459 Margherio, R. R., 405 Olsen, T. W., 479 Saito, Y., 263
Kimmel, A., 260 Margo, C. E., 457 Opremcak, E. M., | Samy, C. N., 525
Kinyoun, J. L., 166 Markomichelakis, N. N., Oshima, K., 250 Sarraf, D., 513
Kiryu, J., 59 455 Ossama, I. A., 499 Sasaoka, A., 462
Kishi, S., 508 Martin, D. F., 479 Ott, G., 343 Sashihara, H., 250
Kivilcim, M., 553 Masaoka, N., 462 Owens, S. L., 513, 561 Sasoh, M., 468
KlauB, V., 495 Matsubara, T., 12 Ozdamar, A., 122 Satpal, G., 464
Koch, F. H. J., 383 Matsui, K., 468 Ozerdem, U., 325 Schaller, U. C., 495
Koerner, F., 314 Matsumoto, M., 571 Ozertiirk, Y., 247 Scharrer, I., 383
Kolli, H., 504 Matsumura, M., 410 Oztiirk, F., 127, 218 Schatz, H., 69
Kollia, A.-C. K., 6, 370 Matsunaga, H., 12 Ozturk, R., 122 Scheider, A., 495
Kondo, M., 302
McDonald, H. R., 69, 158, Schmidt, U., 168
Korobelnik, J.-F., 148, 378 242, 336, 451, 558. P Schmidt-Erfurth, U., 531
Kortunay, S., 127, 218 McIntosh, S. B., 525 Panagiotidis, D. N., 6 Seelenfreund, M., 570
Kouris, T., 455 McLaughlin-Borlace, L., Papo, T., 309 Sellhaus, B., 546
Krott, R., 77 447 Parikh, §., 51 Selvaraj, R. P., 255
Kumarasamy, N., 467 Mechtersheimer, G., 343 Park, D. W., 246 Severson, G. M., 325
Kurt, E., 127, 218 Meyer, A., 148 Park, W.-S., 318 Shah, G. K., 81, 566
Kwok, A. K. H., 87, 174, Mieler, W. F., 520 Parmar, D. N., 470 Shanmugam, M. P., 51
291 Millay, R., 110 Patel, S., 116 Shapiro, M. J., 424
Kylstra, J. A., 287 Mittermayer, C., 546 Patel, T., 260 Sharma, M., 260
Mittra, R. A., 45 Patsea, E. E., 370 Sharma, S., 81, 238
L Miyake, Y., 84, 302 Pavan, P. R., 98, 577 Sharma, T., 51, 87
Ladas, I. D., 6 Miyauchi, O., 573 Pavlovic, S., 430 Sheils, W. C., 525
Lam, D. S. C., 87, 174, Molinari, L. C., 223, 442, Perlman, J. 1., 255 Shetlar, D. J., 346
291, 478, 578 553 Pesavento, R. D., 110 Shimizu, H., 65
AUTHOR INDEX 589
Shimizu, K., 508 T U Wessing, A., 168
Shimizu, Y., 65 Tabandeh, H., 281, Ueno, H., 462 Whitcup, S. M., 318
Shuber, H., 255 414 Uji, Y., 468 Wiedemann, P., 173
Singh, H. T., 287 Takagi, H., 59 Ullern, M., 378 Wilkinson, C. P., 90, 264,
Sleep, T. J., 251 Takahashi, K., 12 Unal, M. H., 442, 553 265, 580
Smiddy, W. E., 281, 414 Uyama, M., 12 Williams, D., 185
Tam, B. S. M., 478
Snyder, W. B., 238 Williams, G. A., 405
Tang, S., 204
Snyder, W. J., 365 Wisniewski, S. R., 98, 577
Taniguchi, H., 468 Vv
Solomon, M. J., 424 Wollstein, G., 570
Tano, Y., 135, 263 Valmaggia, C., 131
Solomon, S., 467 Wong, I. G., 355
Tarcha, P. J., 442 Van Newkirk, M. R., 291
Sonmez, M., 223 Wu, Q., 204
Terasaki, H., 84, 302 Venkatesh, P., 464
Soylu, M., 540
Spaide, R. F., 141 Tessler, H. H., 476 Vergados, J., 370 Y
Speiser, P., 131 Tewari, H. K., 464 Verma, L., 464 Yanagiya, N., 55
Spiegel, D., 87 Theodossiadis, G. P., 6, Vick, V. L., 171 Yang, B.-J., 88
Stanga, P. E., 470 370 Vilaplana, D., 342 Yasukawa, T., 59
Stangos, N. T., 103 Theodossiadis, P. G., 6, Vingerling, J. R., 470 Yoshida, A., 55
Stephenson, J. A., 457 370 Virata, S. R., 287 Yoshimura, N., 410
Sternberg, P., Jr. 479 * Thomas, M. A., 79, Vobig, M., 546 Yoshizumi, M. O., 437
Strassman, I., 570 185 Volcker, H. E., 343 Young, A. L., 579
Stroh, E. M., 576 Thompson, J. T., 264 Volpe, N. J., 260 Yu, F., 513
Subiger, L., 164 Topping, T. M., 110 Voudouri, A. N., 6
Sugar, J., 424 Torrielli, S., 30 Z
Suh, D. W., 79 Trepsat, C., 164 Ww Zafirakis, P., 455
Sullivan, P., 470 Trese, M. T., 405, 472, Wade, N. K., 355 Zarbin, M. A., 356, 360
Sunness, J. S., 540 564 Walter, P., 546 Zech, J.-C., 164
Suresh, P. N., 83 Tsinopoulos, I. T., 103 Walton, R. C., 171 Zhuang, Z., 318
Suzuki, T., 302 Tsujikawa, A., 59 Weissgold, D. J., 459 Zimran, A., 570
Suzuma, I., 59 Tsujikawa, K., 135 Weisz, J. M., 540 Zinicola, E., 30
Szurman, P., 546 Tsujikawa, M., 135 Wendel, R. T., 274 Zylbermann, R., 570
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Subject Index to Volume 19
A Anesthesia, regional, “‘needleless’’ regional anesthesia via
Abstracts sub-Tenon’s infiltration, 291
clinicopathologic correlations of surgically excised type | Aneurysm, regression of retinal arterial aneurysms in
and type 2 submacular choroidal neovascular mem- IRVAN, 250
branes, 484 Angiitis
macular translocation for subfoveal choroidal neovascu- frosted branch angiitis complicated by retinal neovascu-
larization in age-related macular degeneration: a pro- larization, 454
spective study, 483 retinal vasculitis with frosted branch angiitis—like re-
pneumatic displacement of subretinal hemorrhage with- sponse due to HSV type 2, 455
out tissue plasminogen activator, 484 Angiogenesis, correlation of vitreous TPA and plasminogen
retinotomy and foveal translocation for surgical manage- activator inhibitor levels with vascular endothelial
ment of subfoveal choroidal neovascular membranes, growth factor in proliferative diabetic vitreoretinopa-
482 thy, 383
submacular surgery for subfoveal choroidal neovascular Animal studies
membranes in patients with presumed ocular his- antibiotic prophylaxis of postoperative Staphylococcus
toplasmosis, 481 aureus endophthalmitis (rabbit), 223
tissue plasminogen activator-assisted surgical excision of ciprofloxacin clearance from vitreous cavity in trauma-
subfoveal choroidal neovascularization in age-related tized—infected eye (rabbit), 127
macular degeneration: a randomized, double-masked ciprofloxacin penetration into inflamed eyes (rabbit), 218
trial, 481 free radical generation following pressure-induced retinal
translocation of the retina for management of subfoveal ischemia (rat), 255
choroidal neovascularization II: a preliminary report histologic changes induced by silicone vs. hydrogel en-
in humans, 482 circling scleral buckle elements (rabbit), 148
transplantation of autologous iris pigment epithelium to implantation of epiretinal microelectrode arrays (rabbit),
the subretinal space in rabbits, 483 546
transplantation of RPE in age-related macular degenera- ocular tolerance of perfluoro-n-octane and perfluoroper-
tion: observations in disciform lesions and dry RPE hydrophenanthrene mixture (rabbit), 230
atrophy, 482 posterior vitreous detachment induced by injection of
visual results after submacular surgery for neovascular- plasmin and sulfur hexafluoride (rabbit), 55
ization in age-related macular degeneration, 481 retinal toxicity of intravitreal clarithromycin (rabbit), 442
whether to invade the macula, 480 safety of repeated intravitreal injections of antibiotics and
Acetazolamide, effect of intraoperative acetazolamide on dexamethasone (rabbit), 437
postoperative IOP in gas-filled, vitrectomized eyes, therapeutic efficacy of liposomal 1-O-octadecyl-sn-glyc-
185 erol-3-phosphonoformate in herpes retinitis (rabbit).
Acute posterior multifocal placoid pigment epitheliopathy, 325
in Wegener’s granulomatosis, 309 toxicity of intravitreal drugs in silicone oil-filled eye
Adjuvants, efficacy of vitreoretinal surgery without adju- (rabbit), 553
vants in closure of traumatic macular holes, 405 Anterior ischemic optic neuropathy, arteritic vs. nonar-
AIDS (acquired immunodeficiency syndrome). See HIV/ teritic, ICG vs. fluorescein angiography, 131
AIDS Anterior segment, necrosis, in Streptococcus pneumoniae
Anastomosis, retinal-choroidal vascular anastomosis, in meningitis, 163
presumed parafoveal telangiectasis, 332 Antibiotics
590
SUBJECT INDEX 591
intravitreal ciprofloxacin, clearance from vitreous cavity C
in traumatized-infected eye (rabbit), 127 Cancer-associated retinopathy, fluorescein angiographic
in irrigating fluid, prophylaxis of postoperative Staphylo- findings, 462
coccus aureus endophthalmitis (rabbit), 223 Candida albicans, antimicrobial activity of silicone oil in
oral/topical ciprofloxacin, aqueous and vitreous penetra- vitro, 122
tion (rabbit), 218 ' Candida endophthalmitis, subretinal neovascularization, 81
retinal toxicity of intravitreal clarithromycin (rabbit), 442 Capillary blood flow velocity, in idiopathic epiretinal mem-
safety of repeated intravitreal injections of antibiotics and branes, 536
dexamethasone (rabbit), 437 Cataract surgery
Aqueous humor, ciprofloxacin penetration in inflamed eye dislocated lens fragments, positive vitreous cultures, 354
(rabbit), topical/oral administration, 218 primary IOL implantation during pars plana vitrectomy
ARMD. See Macular degeneration, age-related and intraretinal foreign body removal, 430
Arterial loops, prepapillary, 474 Cat-scratch disease, bilateral Bartonella henselae neuroreti-
Arteriovenous crossing, sheathotomy, for surgical decom- nitis, 355
pression of branch retinal vein occlusion, | Ceftazidime, intravitreal
via Aspergillus spp., antimicrobial activity of silicone oil in safety of repeated injections of antibiotics and dexameth-
asone (rabbit), 437
vitro, 122
toxicity in silicone oil-filled eye (rabbit), 553
Autoantibody, circulating antipericyte autoantibodies in di-
Central serous chorioretinopathy
abetic retinopathy, 390
bilateral choroidal vascular abnormalities, 508
Autoimmunity, circulating antipericyte autoantibodies in
multifocal posterior pigment epitheliopathy, 12
diabetic retinopathy, 390
Chang, Stanley, Helmerich Award (1998), 97
Axial length of eye, in diabetic retinopathy, 401
Choriocapillaris atrophy, progressive presumed, after exci-
sion of choroidal neovascularization (letter), 359
Choroid
B coexistence of melanoma with melanocytoma, 346
Bartonella henselae, neuroretinitis, bilateral, 355 hemangioma, 30, 69
Bear track spots, 571 ischemia, RPE lesions associated with choroidal ischemia
Bietti’s corneal retinal dystrophy, 168 in preeclampsia (letter), 262
Bietti’s crystalline retinopathy, autosomal dominant inher- leiomyoma, 349
itance pattern, 573 olfactory neuroblastoma metastasis, 459
Biofilm, on scleral explant, 447 parotid adenocarcinoma metastasis, 457
Biomaterials, histologic changes induced by silicone vs. testicular choriocarcinoma metastases, 164
hydrogel encircling scleral buckle elements (rabbit), vascular abnormalities
148 bilateral, in central serous chorioretinopathy, 508
Biomicroscopy, combined biomicroscopic vitreous videog- silent occult, 30 '
raphy and photography, 65 Choroidal detachment, in uveal effusion syndrome, sclerot-
Bone marrow transplant retinopathy, macular edema, sub- omy for, 504
Choroidal effusion syndrome, uveal lymphoma simulating,
Tenon’s corticosteroid therapy, 171
343
Book reviews
Choroidal folds, idiopathic intracranial hypertension with
Atlas of Intraocular Tumors, J.A. Shields, C.L. Shields,
acquired hyperopia and choroidal folds, 260
580
Choroidopathy, in suspected systemic lupus erythematosus
Becker-Shaffer’s Diagnosis and Therapy of the Glauco-
(letter), 88
mas, 7th ed., R.L. Stamper, M.F. Lieberman, M.V.
Cidofovir, hypotony with ciliary body detachment, 75
Drake, 580
Ciliary body detachment, hypotony and, cidofovir-associ-
Clinical Trials in Ophthalmology: A Summary and Prac-
ated, 75
tice Guide, P.J. Kertes, M.D. Conway, 90
Ciprofloxacin
Laser Photocoagulation of the Retina and Choroid:
intravitreal injection, clearance from vitreous cavity in
American Academy of Ophthalmology Monograph
traumatized—infected eye (rabbit), 127
11, J.C. Folk, J.S. Pulido, 179 oral/topical administration, aqueous and vitreous penetra-
Macular Hole: Pathogenesis, Diagnosis and Treatment, S. tion (rabbit), 218
Madreperla, B. McCuen II, 264 Clarithromycin, intravitreal, retinal toxicity (rabbit), 442
Ophthalmology, M. Yanoff, J.S. Duker, 264 Clindamycin, in irrigating fluid, prophylaxis of postopera-
Retina-Vitreous-Macula, D.R. Guyer, L.A. Yannuzzi, S. tive Staphylococcus aureus endophthalmitis (rabbit),
le Chang, J.A. Shields, W.R. Green, 265 223
Surgery for Retinal and Vitreous Disease, J.D. Scott, 90 CNV. See Neovascularization, choroidal
Bruch’s membrane, peroxidized lipids in, 141 Coats’-like response, in pars planitis, 79
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Coats’ response, in Leber’s congenital amaurosis, 356 Drug delivery, therapeutic efficacy of liposomal 1-O-octa-
Confocal scanning laser ophthalmoscopy, spontaneous clo- decyl-sn-glycerol-3-phosphonoformate in herpes ret-
sure of traumatic macular hole, 470 initis (rabbit), 325
Contrast enhancement, ICG angiography of occult choroi- Drusen, drusen risk factors for CNV in ARMD, 513
dal neovascularization, 37
Cornea, Bietti’s corneal retinal dystrophy, 168
Corneal epithelium, postvitrectomy defects, comparison of E
different vitrectomy lenses, 287 Eales’ disease, vitreoschisis, 51
Corticosteroid therapy Editorials, retinal detachment in cytomegalovirus retinitis:
pulse, development of bilateral necrotizing herpetic reti- should our approach be changed, 271
nopathy 3 years after HSV encephalitis, 464 Endophthalmitis
sub-Tenon’s, macular edema of bone marrow transplant antibiotic prophylaxis of postoperative Staphylococcus
retinopathy, 171 ‘ aureus endophthalmitis (rabbit), 223
Crystalline retinopathy, autosomal dominant inheritance antimicrobial activity of silicone oil in vitro, 122
pattern, 573 Candida, subretinal neovascularization, 81
Culture studies, positive vitreous cultures in eyes with re- ciprofloxacin clearance from vitreous cavity in trauma-
tained lens fragments, 354 tized-infected eye (rabbit), 127
Cyanoacrylate tissue adhesive, Lecythophora mutabilis en- ciprofloxacin penetration into aqueous and vitreous (rab-
dophthalmitis after long-term corneal cyanoacrylate bit), 218
tissue adhesive patch, 351 infectious, early vs. late removal of intraocular foreign
Cysticercosis, subretinal, xenon arc photocoagulation, 467 bodies, 193
Cytomegalovirus retinitis Lecythophora mutabilis, long-term use of corneal cyano-
retinal detachment in acrylate tissue adhesive patch, 351
(Editorial), 271 Listeria monocytogenes endogenous endophthalmitis,
silicone oil removal in immuno-recovered patients, 566
495 penetrating ocular injury from hypodermic needles in
surgical repair without silicone oil tamponade, 274 Indian children, 213
therapeutic efficacy of liposomal 1-O-octadecyl-sn-glyc- safety of repeated intravitreal injections of antibiotics and
erol-3-phosphonoformate in herpes retinitis (rabbit), dexamethasone (rabbit), 437
325 in Streptococcus pneumoniae meningitis, anterior seg-
ment necrosis from, 163
vitreous biopsy vs. vitreous needle aspiration in Endoph-
D thalmitis Vitrectomy Study, 98
Dapsone, bilateral macular infarction, 83 (letter), 576
Dexamethasone, safety of repeated intravitreal injections of Endophthalmitis Vitrectomy Study, vitreous biopsy vs. vit-
antibiotics and dexamethasone (rabbit), 437 reous needle aspiration in, 98
Diabetic retinopathy (letter), 576
axial length of eye in, 401 Epiretinal membranes, idiopathic, capillary blood flow ve-
circulating antipericyte autoantibodies in, 390 locity, 536
proliferative Epstein-Barr virus, ocular non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma in
rubeosis iridis, fluorescein angiography of extreme pe- HIV/AIDS, 45
ripheral retina, 302 Erratum(a), 259
TPA-assisted vitrectomy for, 378 Essential thrombocythemia, bilateral retinal vascular occlu-
vascular endothelial growth factor in, correlation with sive disease, 563
vitreous TPA and plasminogen activator inhibitor Esthesioneuroblastoma, choroidal metastasis, 459
levels, 383 :
scatter laser photocoagulation, macular edema after, 59
Diagnostic and therapeutic challenges F
bilateral, symmetric cystic maculas, 242 Familial exudative vitreoretinopathy, association with mon-
choroidal hemangioma, 69 ocular axial myopia, 257
choroidal neovascularization secondary to optic nerve Fibrosis, subretinal, hemolytic uremic syndrome and, 77
head drusen, 336 Fluid-gas exchange, effect of intraoperative acetazolamide
Harada’s disease mimicking multifocal chorciditis, 158 on postoperative IOP in gas-filled, vitrectomized
hyperfluorescent subhyaloid hemorrhage, 451 eyes, 185
retinitis, Bartonella henselae vs. Chlamydia psittaci, 558 Fluorescein angiography
Diaminodiphenylsulfone, bilateral macular infarction, 83 bilateral choroidal vascular abnormalities in central se-
Diamox. See Acetazolamide rous chorioretinopathy, 508
Digital photo camera, combined biomicroscopic vitreous bilateral juxtafoveal telangiectasis in a family, 246
videography and photography, 65 cancer-associated retinopathy, 462
SUBJECT INDEX 593
capillary blood flow velocity in idiopathic epiretinal bilateral necrotizing herpetic retinopathy 3 years after
membranes, 536 HSV encephalitis, 464
congenital optic disk pit maculopathy, 6 type 2, retinal vasculitis with frosted branch angiitis—like
extreme peripheral retina, in proliferative diabetic reti- response, 455
nopathy with rubeosis iridis, 302 HIV/AIDS
ICG angiography vs., anterior ischemic optic neuropathy, cytomegalovirus ret: itis. See Cytomegalovirus retinitis
131 Epstein-Barr virus-associated ocular non-Hodgkin’s lym-
macular injury by military range finder, 531 phoma, 45
prepapillary arterial loops, 474 subretinal cysticercosis, xenon arc photocoagulation, 467
in RPE tear, 198 Human immunodeficiency virus. See HIV/AIDS
Foreign body, intraocular Hyalohyphomycosis, Lecythophora mutabilis endoph-
early vs. late removal, 193 thalmitis after long-term corneal cyanoacrylate tissue
primary IOL implantation during pars plana vitrectomy adhesive patch, 351
and intraretinal foreign body removal, 430 Hydrogel, histologic changes induced by silicone vs. hydro-
Free radicals, free radical generation following pressure- gel encircling scleral buckle elements (rabbit), 148
induced retinal ischemia (rat), 255 Hyperopia, acquired, idiopathic intracranial hypertension
Frosted branch angiitis and, 260
retinal neovascularization in, 454 Hyperplasia, retinal pigment epithelium, in presumed
retinal vasculitis with frosted branch angiitis-like re- parafoveal telangiectasis, 332
sponse due to HSV type 2, 455 Hypertension
Fundus flavimaculatus, RPE dysplasia, 297 idiopathic intracranial hypertension with acquired hyper-
opia and choroidal folds, 260
ocular hypertension after triple procedure: phacoemulsi-
G fication, IOL implantation, and scleral buckling (/et-
Ganciclovir, intravitreal, toxicity in silicone oil-filled eye ter), 174
(rabbit), 553 Be Hypothesis, mechanism of photodynamic therapy action on
Ganglion cells, retinal, electric stimulation, implantation of choroidal neovascularization, 365
epiretinal microelectrode arrays (rabbit), 546 Hypotony, ciliary body detachment, cidofovir-associated,
Gas retinopexy, head positioning compliance spectacles for 75
use after gas retinopexy, 177
Gaucher disease, adult-type, preretinal white dots, 570
Gentamicin, in irrigating fluid, prophylaxis of postoperative I
Staphylococcus aureus endophthalmitis (rabbit), 223 ICG. See Indocyanine green angiography
Geographic atrophy Image manipulation, ICG angiography of occult choroidal
allogenic fetal RPE cell transplant, 540 neovascularization, 37
drusen risk factors for CNV in ARMD, 513 Immunocompromised host, progressive outer retinal necro-
Giant retinal tears. See Retinal tears, giant sis in HIV-negative, immunocompromised patient,
Granulomatous disease, Wegener’s granulomatosis, acute 468
posterior multifocal placoid pigment epitheliopathy Incontinentia pigmenti, anomalous foveal vascular pattern,
in, 309 564
Indocyanine green angiography
bilateral choroidal vascular abnormalities in central se-
H rous chorioretinopathy, 508
Head tilt, familial exudative vitreoretinopathy associated congenital optic disk pit maculopathy, 6
with monocular axial myopia, 257 fluorescein angiography vs., anterior ischemic optic neu-
Helmerich Award (1998), Stanley Chang, 97 ropathy, 131
Hemangioma, choroidal, 30, 69 macular injury by military range finder, 531
Hemodynamics, capillary blood flow velocity in idiopathic multifocal posterior pigment epitheliopathy, 12
epiretinal membranes, 536 occult choroidal neovascularization, evaluation of image
Hemolytic uremic syndrome, progressive subretinal fibrosis enhancement, 37
and, 77 occult choroidal vascular abnormalities, 30
Hereditary disorders toxoplasmic retinochoroiditis, 22
crystalline retinopathy with autosomal dominant inher!- Infarction, bilateral macular infarction due to diaminodiphe-
tance pattern, 573 nyl sulfone, 83
familial exudative vitreoretinopathy, 257 Infection. See also specific agents
incontinentia pigmenti, 564 ciprofloxacin clearance from vitreous cavity (rabbit), 127
Leber’s congenital amaurosis, 356 Infusion light pipe, fluid—perfluorocarbon liquid exchange
mal de Meleda, 247 via infusion light pipe for pediatric giant retinal tears,
Herpes simplex virus 472
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Instrumentation choroidopathy in suspected systemic lupus erythemato-
fluid—perfluorocarbon liquid exchange via infusion light sus, 88
pipe for pediatric giant retinal tears, 472 . *“‘detachment infusion’ for macular translocation §s ur-
head positioning compliance spectacles for use after gas gery, 173
retinopexy, 177 early primary pars plana vitrectomy in severe eye inju-
modified Silastic sleeve spreader for retinal detachment ries, 87
surgery, 575 macular hole surgery using thrombin-activated fibrinogen
Internal limiting membrane, selective removal, in macular and selective removal of the internal limiting mem-
hole surgery (/etter), 478 brane, 478
Intraocular lens, primary [OL implantation during pars microbiologic yield and complication rates of vitreous
plana vitrectomy and intraretinal foreign body re- needle aspiration vs. mechanized vitreous biopsy in
moval, 430 the Endophthalmitis Vitrectomy Study, 576
Intraocular pressure ocular hypertension after triple procedure: phacoemulsi-
combined pars plana vitrectomy with temporary kerato- fication, IOL implantation, and scleral buckling, 174
prosthesis, penetrating keratoplasty, and pars plana progressive presumed choriocapillaris atrophy after sur-
seton implant, 116 gery for ARMD, 359
effect of intraoperative acetazolamide on postoperative retinal detachment surgery in Marfan’s syndrome, 578
IOP in gas-filled, vitrectomized eyes, 185 retinal pigment epithelium lesions associated with cho-
IRVAN, regression of retinal arterial aneurysms in, 250 roidal ischemia in preeclampsia, 262
Ischemia Lipid peroxides, in Bruch’s membrane, 141
choroidal, RPE lesions associated with choroidal isch- Liposome drug delivery system, therapeutic efficacy of li-
emia in preeclampsia (/etter), 262 posomal 1-O-octadecyl-sn-glycerol-3-phosphonofor-
retinal, free radical generation following pressure-in- mate in herpes retinitis (rabbit), 325
duced retinal ischemia (rat), 255 Listeria monocytogenes, endogenous endophthalmitis, 566
Ischemia-reperfusion injury, free radical generation follow- Loss of heterozygosity, retinoblastoma gene, 318
ing pressure-induced retinal ischemia (rat), 255 Lymphoma
M
Epstein-Barr virus—associated ocular non-Hodgkin's lym-
phoma in HIV/AIDS, 45
K
uveal non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma simulating choroidal ef-
Kaplan-Meier analysis, drusen risk factors for CNV in
fusion syndrome, 343
ARMD, 513
Keratoplasty
combined pars plana vitrectomy with temporary kerato-
M
prosthesis, penetrating keratoplasty, and pars plana
Macula
seton implant, 116
bilateral macular infarction due to diaminodipheny] sul-
combined vitreoretinal surgery and penetrating kerato-
fone, 83
plasty using temporary keratoprosthesis, 424
in mal de Meleda, 247
Keratoprosthesis
Macular buckling procedure, optic disk pit maculopathy,
combined pars plana vitrectomy with temporary kerato-
visual field improvement after, 370
prosthesis, penetrating keratoplasty, and pars plana
Macular degeneration, age-related
seton implant, 116
allogenic fetal RPE cell transplant, 540
combined vitreoretinal surgery and penetrating kerato- Ne
choroidal neovascularization. See also Neovasculariza-
plasty using temporary keratoprosthesis, 424
tion, choroidal
ICG angiography, 37
L drusen risk factors for CNV in ARMD, 513
Laser injury, macular injury by military range finder, .531 exudative ;
Laser interferometry, functional predictive value in retinal macular translocation with retinotomy and retinal ro-
detachment, 499 tation, 418
Laser photocoagulation radiotherapy, 525
scatter, diabetic macular edema after, 59 Macular edema
xenon arc photocoagulation for subretinal cysticercosis in bone marrow transplant retinopathy, sub-Tenon’s corti-
AIDS, 467 costeroid therapy, 171
Leber’s congenital amaurosis, Coats’ response in, 356 diabetic, after scatter laser photocoagulation, 59
Lecythophora mutabilis endophthalmitis, long-term use of in presumed parafoveal telangiectasis, 332
corneal cyanoacrylate tissue adhesive patch, 351 Macular hole, traumatic
Leiomyoma, choroidal, 349 efficacy of vitreoretinal surgery without adjuvants, 405,
Lens of eye, dislocated lens fragments after cataract sur- 410
gery, positive vitreous cultures, 354 spontaneous closure, imaging, 470
Letters to the editor Macular hole surgery
SUBJECT INDEX 595
choroidal neovascularization following, 414 macular injury by military range finder, 531
efficacy of vitreoretinal surgery without adjuvants in trau- mechanism of photodynamic therapy (Hypothesis),
matic macular holes, 405, 410 365
retinal detachment following, 110, 281 peroxidized lipids in Bruch’s membrane, 141
thrombin-activated fibrinogen and selective removal of in pregnancy, 520
the internal limiting membrane-in (/etter), 478 radiotherapy, 525
Macular translocation whether to invade the macula (abstracts), 480
*‘detachment infusion”’ for macular translocation surgery optic disk, POEMS syndrome, 166
(letter), 173 retinal, in frosted branch angiitis, 454
for exudative ARMD, 418 subretinal, Candida endophthalmitis, 81
Maculopathy, congenital optic disk pits, 6 Neuroblastoma, choroidal metastasis from olfactory neuro-
visual fields after macular buckling procedure, 370 blastoma, 459
Mal de Meleda, ocular and dermatologic findings, 247 Neuroretinitis
Marfan’s syndrome, retinal detachment surgery (letter), 578 Bartonella henselae, bilateral, 355
Melanoma, choroidal, coexistence of melanoma with mela- IRVAN, 250
nocytoma, 346
Metastatic disease
O
olfactory neuroblastoma metastatic to choroid, 459
Olfactory neuroblastoma, choroidal metastasis, 459
parotid adenocarcinoma metastatic to choroid, 457
Optical coherence tomography
testicular choriocarcinoma metastatic to choroid, 164
macular injury by military range finder, 531
Microbiology
spontaneous closure of traumatic macular hole, 470
positive vitreous cultures in eyes with retained lens frag-
Optic disk
ments, 354
optic disk pit maculopathy
vitreous biopsy vs. vitreous needle aspiration in Endoph-
ICG angiography, 6
thalmitis Vitrectomy Study, 98
visual field improvement after macular buckling pro-
(letter), 576 oes
cedure, 370
Microcirculation, perifoveal, capillary blood flow velocity
in POEMS syndrome, 166
in idiopathic epiretinal membranes, 536
Optic neuropathy, anterior ischemic optic neuropathy, 131
Microperimetry, macular injury by military range finder,
531
Molecular genetics, retinoblastoma diagnosis, 318 P
Multifocal posterior pigment epitheliopathy, indocyanine Parotid adenocarcinoma, choroidal metastasis, 457
green angidgraphy, 12 Pars planitis, Coats’-like response in, 79
Myopia Patient positioning, head positioning compliance with spec-
familial exudative vitreoretinopathy associated with mon- tacles after gas retinopexy, 177
ocular axial myopia, 257 Pediatric population
high, retinal detachment due to posterior breaks, transs- bilateral Bartonella henselae neuroretinitis, 355
cleral diathermy in, 489 congenital grouped pigmentation of retina in one girl and
congenital albinotic spots of retina in her sister, 571
familial exudative vitreoretinopathy associated with mon-
N ocular axial myopia, 257
Needle aspiration, vitreous biopsy vs. vitreous needle aspi- giant retinal tears, fluid—perfluorocarbon liquid exchange
ration in Endophthalmitis Vitrectomy Study, 98 via infusion light pipe, 472
(letter), 576 hemolytic uremic syndrome, progressive subretinal fibro-
Needlestick injury, penetrating ocular injury from hypoder- sis and, 77
mic needles in Indian children, 213 mal de Meleda, 247
Neodymium: yttrium-aluminum-garnet (YAG) laser, macu- penetrating ocular injury from hypodermic needles in
lar injury by military range finder, 531 Indian children, 213
Neovascularization Perfluorocarbon liquids
choroidal fluid—PFCL exchange with infusion light pipe for pedi-
Candida endophthalmitis, 81 atric giant retinal tears, 472
drusen risk factors for CNV in ARMD, 513 intraoperative mixing with silicone oil, forming heavy
excision oil, 251
effect on retinal sensitivity and visual outcome, 135 Perfluoro-n-octane
progressive presumed choriocapillaris atrophy after perfluoroperhydrophenanthrene mixture, ocular tolerance
(letter), 359 (rabbit), 230
following macular hole surgery, 414 retinal reattachment, 103
ICG angiography, evaluation of image enhancement, Perfluoropropane gas, vitrectomy with silicone oil vs. per-
37 fluoropropane for giant retinal tears, 188
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Pericyte, circulating antipericyte autoantibodies in diabetic Volk Super Macula 2.2X virtual imaging focal! laser lens,
retinopathy, 390 583
Peroxidized lipids, in Bruch’s membrane, 141 Progressive outer retinal necrosis, in HIV-negative, immu- Re
Persistent fetal vasculature, rhegmatogenous retinal’ detach- nocompromised patient, 468
ment, 568 Progressive presumed choriocapillaris atrophy, after exci- Re
Persistent hyperplastic primary vitreous, 568 sion of choroidal neovascularization (letter), 359
Pharmacokinetics Proliferative vitreoretinopathy Re
ciprofloxacin clearance from vitreous cavity in trauma- anterior, ultrasound biomicroscopy, 204
tized-infected eye (rabbit), 127 diabetic, vascular endothelial growth factor in, correla-
ciprofloxacin penetration into inflamed eyes (rabbit), 218 tion with vitreous TPA and plasminogen activator
inhibitor levels, 383
Phenoctane, ocular tolerance of perfluoro-n-octane and per-
early vs. laté removal of intraocular foreign bodies, 193
fluoroperhydrophenanthrene mixture (rabbit), 230
macular translocation with retinotomy and retinal rotation
Photodynamic therapy, for choroidal neovascularization,
and, 418
mechanism of action (Hypothesis), 365
Prosthesis
Photography, combined biomicroscopic vitreous videogra-
combined pars plana vitrectomy with temporary kerato-
phy and photography, 65
prosthesis, penetrating keratoplasty, and pars plana
Photorefractive keratectomy, giant retinal tears after, 342
seton impiant, 116
Plasmin, vitreous injection, posterior vitreous detachment
combined vitreoretinal surgery and penetrating kerato-
and (rabbit), 55
plasty using temporary keratoprosthesis, 424
Plasminogen activator inhibitor, vitreous levels, correlation
implantation of epiretinal microelectrode arrays (rabbit),
with vascular endothelial growth factor in prolifera-
546
tive diabetic vitreoretinopathy, 383 Pseudomonas aeruginosa, antimicrobial activity of silicone
Pneumatic retinopexy, current popularity of, 238 oil in vitro, 122
POEMS syndrome, optic disc swelling and neovasculariza-
tion, 166
Polar bear tracks, 571 R
Posterior hyaloid, golden tapetal-like fundus reflex in X- Radiotherapy, for exudative ARMD, 525
linked juvenile retinoschisis, 84 Reactive oxygen species, free radical generation following
Preeclampsia, RPE lesions associated with choroidal isch- pressure-induced retinal ischemia (rat), 255
emia in preeclampsia (/etter), 262 Reflexes, golden tapetal-like fundus reflex and posterior
Pregnancy, choroidal neovascularization in, 520 hyaloid in X-linked juvenile retinoschisis, 84
Preretinal white dots, in adult-type Gaucher disease, 570 Retina
Product announcements Bietti’s corneal retinal dystrophy, 168
Canon CR6-45NM retinal camera, 182 congenital albinotic spots, 571
color coding for D.O.R.C. instruments, 267 congenital grouped pigmentation, 571
vascular occlusive disease, bilateral, in essential throm-
digital and fluorescein capabilities for Canon CR6-
bocythemia, 563
45NMf retinal camera, 582
Retinal detachment
D.O.R.C. self-retaining infusion cannulas, 93
after macular hole repair, 110, 281
D.O.R.C. TotalView Chandelier cannula, 182
in cytomegalovirus retinitis
D.O.R.C. TotalView illuminated infusion cannula and
(Editorial), 271
TotalView fiber optics, 362
silicone oil removal in immuno-recovered patients,
Humphrey Systems website, 267
495
IRIDEX portable slit-lamp adapters with micromanipu-
surgical repair without silicone oil tamponade, 274
lator and UltraView optics, 181
functional predictive value of laser interferometry, 499
Labtician oval sleeve, 583 Re
in high myopia, transscleral diathermy for, 489
Laser Diagnostic Technologies GDx Nerve Fiber Ana-
in multifocal posterior pigment epitheliopathy, 12
lyzer and TopSS XL-2020, 268 Ru
pneumatic retinopexy for, current popularity of, 238
Magna View gonio laser lens, 582 pseudophakic, pars plana vitrectomy plus perfluoro-n-
Rodenstock SLO with expanded diagnostic and research octane, 103
capabilities, 94 rhegmatogenous, in persistent fetal vasculature, 568
silicone oil removal cannula, 93 risk, vitreous biopsy vs. vitreous needle aspiration, 98 Scz
silicone retinal sponges, 93 scleral buckle, histologic changes induced by silicone vs.
Syntec VitMan vitreoretinal surgical system, 268 hydrogel encircling scleral buckle elements (rabbit).
Vit Commander posterior vitrectomy system, 94 148
Volk 4-Mirror Gonio Lens, 362 surgery
Volk QuadPediatric Fundus Lens, 181 in Marfan’s syndrome (letter), 578
Volk Self Stabilizing Vitrectomy lenses, 267 modified Silastic sleeve spreader, 575