Retina 2002: Vol 22 Index

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AUTHOR INDEX 839
Green, W. R., 464, 471, Inglesby, D. V., 429 L McCombe, M., 815
521 Inoue, M., 104 Labetoulle, M., 158 McCuen, B. W., II, 98
Greenwald, M. A., 363 Irvine, A. R., 719 Labree, L., 59 McDonald, H. R., 92, 208,
Gregor, Z., 109 Isashiki, Y., 354 Ladjimi, A., 234 344, 487, 569, 633, 719,
Greven, C. M., 575, 779 Ishibashi, T., 516, 794 Lahey, J. M., 719 779
Grignolo, F. M., 495 Ishida, S., 104 Lam, D. L., 529 Melia, B. M., 464, 471
Grossniklaus, H. E., 818 Itaya, K., 794 Langmann, G., 503 Mendoza, C., 360
Gunton, K. B., 808 Ito, K., 649 Laqua, H., 163 Menz, D.-H., 163
Gupta, A., 382 Izumo, S., 354 Lashkari, K., 300 Messaoud, R., 234
Gupta, V., 382, 499 Lautier-Frau, M., 158 Mester, U., 740
Giirlii, V. P., 366 Lavina, A. M., 643 Michelson, G., 336
Guven, D., 368 J Lavrich, J., 222 Mieler, W. F., 133, 245,
Lazzeroni, L. C., 268 282, 516, 677, 830
Jabbour, N., 514
H Lee, L..C., 75 Miki, T., 523
Jabbour, N. M., 514, 521
Haik, B. G., 358 Jain, K., 412 Lee, M. S., 808 Miller, J., 126
Haimovici, R., 65 Jalali, S., 641, 800 Lee, S. S., 725 Miller, J. W., 65, 522
Hainsworth, D. P., 44 Jampol, L. M., 529 Leen, J. S., 216 Miller, R., 522
Hajek, D., 119 Jensen, P. S., 130 Letson, A. D., 377, 380 Mimoun, G., 192
Halperin, L. S., 569, 725 Johnson, R. N., 569, 719 Levy, J., 784 Mimura, O., 349
Hamm, C. W., 44 Levy-Clarke, G., 513 Mitamura, Y., 113
Jongsma, F. H. M., 796
Harazny, J., 336 Lewis, H., 719 Miura, M., 300
Harino, S., 651 Josephberg, R. G., 725 Lewis, M. L., 19 Mizota, A., 219
Hartnett, M. E., 300 Leys, A. M., 659 Montesa, P. B., 108
Hasan, T., 65 Li, H. K., 796 Montezuma, S. R., 828
Hatano, N., 225 K Lichter, H., 406 Mori, K., 309, 522
Hay, D., 133 Kankova, K., 119 Lifshitz, T., 784 Morris, W. R., 358
Hayashi, N., 522 Kaiser, R. S., 683 Lightman, S., 109 Moshfeghi, D. M., 358,
Hayreh, S. S., 374, 827 Kalogeraki, A., 239 Lim, J. I., 59 522
Helbig, H., 111 Kanail, K., 522 Lin, C.-J., 826 Mukesh, B. N., 202
Hendrikse, F., 796 Kaneda, K., 523 Lin, D. Y., 268 Mulder, P., 733
Heriot, W., 815 Karakurt, A., 368 Lincoff, H., 240 Miiller-Navia, J., 223
Hilton, G. F., 725 Karashima, K., 651 Liu, K., 294 Murray, T. G., 19
Ho, P. C. P., 294 Karcioglu, Z. A., 707 Liu, P., 818
Ho, T.-C., 53 Kaur, H., 44 Livir-Rallatos, C., 242 N
Hoerauf, H., 163 Kazi, A. A., 772 Lomeo, M. D., 377. 380 Nabawi, K. S., 602
Hollands, H., 523 Kenney, A. G., 65 Loo, R. H., 19 Nagata, M., 349
Holroyd, K. J., 772 Kessel, D., 522 Lustbader, J. M., 640 Nagpal, K., 826
Holz, F. G., 223 Keunen, J. E. E., 371 Nagpal, M., 826
Holzer, R. A., 522 Khairallah, M., 234 M Nagpal, P. N., 826
Honavar, S. G., 237, 698 Kim, S. Y., 464, 471 Nakajima, S., 523
Ma, Z., 449
Hooymans, J. M. M., 371 Kimoto, K.-!., 33 Nakao, K., 25
Mackenzie, P. J., 133
Horn, L. C., 521 Kiné, D. A., 429 Nakashizuka, T., 522
Madjaroy, B., 683
Hosseini, K., 796 Kitamura, S., 104 Nakatsuka, K., 33
Madreperla, S. A., 725
Houle, J.-M., 691 Kitaoka, T., 245 Naseripor, M., 126
Madsen, R. W., 44
Howes, E. L., 75 Kiyokawa, M., 225 Magone, M. T., 640 Newland, A.. 616
Huang, J.-S., 53 Klein, A., 503 Maguire, A. M., 123, 683 Ng, E. W. M., 622, 711
Huang, S. J., 317, 455, 557 Kobayashi, H., 418 Mahfouz, A. K. M., 602 Nichols, T., 59
Humayun, M. S., 464, 471 Kobayashi, K., 418 Maia, M., 130 Nicoletti, R., 665
Hung, P.-T., 53 Kobayashi, Y., 225 Maijji, A. B., 800° Niederberger, H., 111
Hunyor, A., 643 Koga, H., 516 Mandai, M., 418 Ninomiya, H., 225
Hutchinson, S., 158 Kokame, G. T., 208 Manjunatha, N. P., 493 Nishiyama, Y., 309
Koukoulomatis, P., 239 Mansour, S. E., 268 Noda, Y., 516, 794
Kretzchmar-Gross, T., 759 March, W. F., 796
lida, T., 455 Krieglstein, G. K., 581 Margherio, R. M, 683 O
lino, Y., 225 Kumar, N., 499 Mason, J. O., Ill, 501, 647, Obana, A., 523
Ikeda, N., 349 Kunze, C., 300 824 Offret, H., 158
Ikeda, T., 349 Kychenthal, A., 169 Matsui, K., 649 Ogawa, T., 245
Imaizumi, M., 33 Kymionis, G. D., 352 Matsumoto, C. S., 33 Oguchi, Y., 104
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Oh, D. M., 550 Roider, J., 653 Smiddy, W. E., 19 Verdooner, S., 522
Oh. K. T.. 550 Romano, A., 288 Smith, I. L., 262 Verrastro, G., 830
Ohba, N., 25, 354 Rosa. R. H.. Jr.. 106 So, K., 245 Viebahn, M., 633
Okinami, S., 418 Rosen, B.. 815 Sommerville, D. N., 130 Villalba, S. J., 288
Olk, R. J.. 597 Rosenfeld, P. J., 19 Song, K.-P., 803 Virata, S. R., 92
Opremeak, E. M.. 213. Rosenthal. G., 784 Song, M.-K., 262 Vikova, E., 119
377. 380, 827 Roters, S.. 581 Song, S., 502 Vote, B. J. T., 616
Osawa, S.. 649 Rubin, G. S., 536 Sonoda, S., 354
Oto, S.. 187 Ruoff, K. L.. 622 Sorenson, J.. 529, 545, 557 WwW
Otsuka, S.. 25 Ryan, E. H., Jr., 719 Soubrane, G., 192 Wang, X., 294
Spaide, R. F., 183, 228, 317, Warren, J. F., 268
P 529, 545, 557, 637, 813 Weaver, R. G., 575
S
Pallikaris, 1. G., 352 Spitznas, M., 232 Wei, L. L., 278
Pandolfo, A.. 117, 830 Sachs, H. G., 653 Srivastava, S. K., 669 Weinberger, D., 406
Parisi, V.. 435 Sadda, S.. 464, 471 Stallman, J. B.. 10i, 825 Welt, K., 521
Park. S. S.. 278 Sakamoto. T., 516, 794 Steel, D. H. W., 429 Wicksted, J. P.. 796
Parmar, D. N.. 169 Samanta, T. K., 153, 202 Steffen, H., 223 Wiedemann, P., 163, 521
Parodi, M. B.. 671 Samiy, N., 622 Steinmetz, R. L., 48 Williams, G. A., 683
Parwar. B. L., 657 Saricaolu, M. S., 368 Sternberg, P., Jr., 669 Williams, J. 1., 772
Passos-Machado, E., 772 Sasoh, M.. 129, 649 Strong, H. A.. 691 Wilson, M. W., 358
Patzelt. A., 336 Sbordone, S., 288 Sulkes, D. J., 747 Wolf, S., 521
Pearlman, J.. 471 Scassa, C., 435 Suttorp-Schulten, M.S.A., Wolfensberger, T. J., 498
Petersen. M. R.. 106 Schirru, A.. 288 768 Wolitz, R. A., 268
Peyman, G. A., 242, 522. Schnurrbusch, U. E., 521 Suzuki, S., 219 Wong, D. T. W., 352
779 Schomacker. K. T., 65 Suzuma, I|.. 418 Woodburn, K. W., 391,
Piccolino, F. C., 117. 830 Schrier, R. D., 262 Syed, N. A., 358 599?
Piccone. M. R.. 806 Sciamanna, M., 435 Szurman, P., 581
Pillai, G. S.. 493 Scott, I. U., 19, 283, 747 X
Plummer, D. J.. 262 Sebag. J.. 1 T Xu, X., 294
Polak. B. C.. 768 yengun. A., 368 Takebayashi, H., 225 Y
Polizzi. A.. 117 Takeuchi, S., 113
Polkinghorne, P. J.. 616 Shafiq. 2A. E., 412 Tanaka, M., 225 Yamashita, M., 245
Pollack, A. L.. 719 Shah, G. K., 92, 3 23, 523 Tano, R., 349 Yamazaki, K., 104
Prenner,. J. L., 123 Shah, V.. 506, 641 Tasman, W.,. 4 Yang, C.-H., 53
Priel. E.. 406 Shaikh. S.. 674 Terashima, H., 113 Yang, C.-M., 53, 826
Puthassery, R., 493 Shanmugam, M. P., 153 Theodossiadis, G. P.. 129 Yannuzzi, L. A. 228, 317,
202, 423 Thompson, C., 242 360. 455, 506, 511, 529,
Sharma, S., 523 Ting, T. D., 98 545, 557, 665
Qing. F., 522 Sharma. S. C., 382 Tolentino, M. J.. 683 Yao, Y., 449
Quiroz-Mercado, H.. 121 Sharma, T., 153, 202, 423 Torrisi, B., 443 Yassin, A. E.-A. L., 589
Shau, W.-Y.. 53 Trempe, C. L., 300 Yassur, Y., 406
R Shelley, T. H.. 130 Trese, M. T., 674 Yeshurun, I.. 121
Ramsay. * C.. 56 Shetty. N. S., 423 Truong, S. N., 813 Yilmaz, E. D., 330
Rao, M., 423, 512 Shields. C. L.. 80, 126, Tuvdendorj, D.. 354 Yilmaz. G., 330
Ratnakaram, R.. 21€ 222, 237, 251, 371, 698, Yilmaz. G., 187
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Ravinowitz, R.. 734 719, 806. 810 Yoken, J., 123
Recchia, . M., 323 Shields, J. A.. 80, 126, Uji. Y.. 649 Yoneya, S., 309, 522
Rehmar, A.J .. 377. 380 139, 222, 237, 251, 698, Ulbig, M. W., 371 Yoshida, S., 649
Reibaldi, . 443 806, 810 -y Young, S., 109
Renno, R. Z., 522 Shinoda, K., 104
Richards, C. P.. 116 Shinohara, I., 225 Valmaggia, C., 111 Z
Ridenour, C. D., 377. 380 Singh, N., 493 van der Heijde, R., 768 Zaouali, S., 234
Riemann, C. D.. 106 Sippy. B. D., 818 Van Meurs, J. C.. 733 Zarbin, M. A., 216
Rizzo. J. F.. HI, 828 Sivalingam, A., 323 Van Ruyven, R., 733 Zhang, X., 294
Rodanant, N.. 242 Sizmaz, S., 330 Varano, M., 435 Zhao, J.. 449
Rodriguez, A.. 719 Skiest, D. J.. 278 Veckeneer, M., 733 Ziraman, I[., 368
Rodriguez-Cid, J., 108 Slakter, J., 529, 545, 557 Velez, G., 37 Ziv, O. R., 828
Rodriguez-Coleman, H.. Slusher, M. M., 116, 575 Vemuganti, G. K., 641 Zolf, R., 192
228. 665 Small, K. W., 657 Ventre, L., 117, 495 Zou, H., 294
Subject Index to Volume 22
A rhegmatogenous retinal detachment in Chinese popula-
Abstracts tion, 294
clinicopathologic studies of ARMD with classic subfo- Ahmed Valve, silicone oil migration through, 657
veal CNV treated with photodynamic therapy, 521 AIDS (acquired. immune deficiency syndrome). See HIV/
cost-effectiveness of photodynamic therapy for fellow AIDS
eyes with subfoveal CNV secondary to ARMD, 523 Air-fluid exchange, in silicone oil removal, 597
drug therapy for choroidal neovascularization, 518-524 Alport syndrome, bilateral macular holes in, 499
histological findings of surgically excised CNV after Aluminum phthalocyanine tetrasulfonate, intraocular accu-
photodynamic therapy, 521 mulation (rabbit), 65
lutetium texaphyrin (Lu-Tex): a potential new agent for AMD. See Macular degeneration, age-related
ocular fundus angiography and photodynamic ther- Analgesia, preemptive, in rhegmatogenous retinal detach-
apy, 522 ment repair, 602
PDT to monkey CNV with ATX-S10(Na): inappropriate- Anastomosis, retinochoroidal, after laser photocoagulation
ness of early laser irradiation for selective occlusion, of retinal macroaneurysm, 363
523 Anesthesia
photodynamic therapy of subfoveal choroidal neovascu- general, nitrous oxide, dangers in eyes with preexisting
larization in ARMD with verteporfin: two-year re- gas bubbles, 569
sults of 2 randomized clinical trials, 519 local, alkalinized bupivacaine for vitreoretinal surgery,
photodynamic therapy of subfoveal CNV in pathologic 202
myopia with verteporfin: 1-year results of a random- Angiogenesis, neovascularization. See Neovascularization
ized clinical trial, 520 Angioid streaks, indirect ocular trauma and, retinal hemor-
photodynamic therapy using Lu-Tex induces apoptosis in rhages following, 830
vitro and its effect is potentiated by angiostatin in Angioma, retinal, verteporfin therapy, 228
retinal capillary endothelial cells, 522 Animal studies
retreatment effect of NPe6 photodynamic therapy on the localization of photosensitizers in rabbit eye, 65
normal primate macula, 522 pneumolysin and autolysin in pneumococcal endoph-
verteporfin therapy of subfoveal CNV in ARMD: two- thalmitis (rat), 622
year results of randomized clinical trial including silicone oil in anterior chamber, determination via Raman
lesions with occult with no classic CNV, 519 spectroscopy (rabbit), 796
Acute macular neuroretinopathy, scanning laser ophthalmo- squalamine and iris neovascularization (monkey), 772
scopic findings, 108 transplantation of full-thickness neuroretinal sheets into
Acute myelogenous leukemia, microsporidial endoph- subretinal space (pig), 478
thalmitis in, 123 Anterior chamber of eye
Acute posterior multifocal placoid pigment epitheliopathy cholesterolosis, Coats disease, 80
hemophagocytic syndrome vs., 219 silicone oil emulsification, intraocular pressure and, 443
Lyme disease-associated, fundus autofluorescence in, 653 silicone oil in, determination via Raman spectroscopy
Acute retinal necrosis (rabbit), 796
oral valacyclovir therapy, 352 Anterior segment of eye, ischemia, after vitrectomy in
in 5-year-old boy, 225 sickle cell disease patient, 216
Acute zonal occult outer retinopathy, 665 Antiphospholipid syndrome, primary, consecutive central
Age/aging retinal artery and vein occlusions in, 784
changes in choroioretinal complex, ultra-late phase of Antiretroviral therapy, highly active (HAART)
ICG angiography, 309 CMV retinitis activity and, 262
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CMV retinitis remission and, 268 Cannula/cannulation, three-port cannula system for closed
Anti-VEGF pegylated aptamer (EYE001), for exudative pars plana vitrectomy, 130
ARMD, 143 ‘ Capsulorhexis, posterior, phacoemulsification and silicone
A1PcS4. See Chloroaluminum sulfonated phthalocyanine oil removal, 158
APMPPE. See Acute posterior multifocal placoid pigment Cardiac tumor, septic embolization of left ventricular apical
epitheliopathy mass, endogenous endophthalmitis and, 640
Aqueous humor, nitrous oxide levels, in Behcet disease, Carotid cavernous fistula, dural, central retinal artery occlu-
3309 sion in, 493
Argon laser photocoagulation, retinal macroaneurysm, reti- Cataract
nochoroidal anastomoses and choroidal neovascular- contusion-related, postoperative visual results and poste-
ization after, 363 rior segment sequelae, 575
ARMD. See Macular degeneration, age-related remote lightning strike and, 808
Arteriovenous decompression, in branch retinal vein occlu- Cataract extraction
sion, 740 phacoemulsification and silicone oil removal through
Aspiration biopsy, fine needle. See Fine needle aspiration posterior capsulorhexis, 158
biopsy silicone oil removal and, accuracy of biometry in, 589
Astrocytic hyperplasia, presumed, spontaneous disappear- Cat-eye syndrome, bull’s eye maculopathy in, 223
ance, 237 Central serous chorioretinopathy
Astrocytoma, solitary, optic disk, spontaneous regression, after bone marrow transplantation, laser photocoagula-
502 tion for, 651
Atopic dermatitis, ciliary epithelial tear, 245 idiopathic, visual acuity, 19
ATX-S10, photodynamic therapy, 391
multifocal posterior pigment epitheliopathy, 33
Autofluorescence, fundus autofluorescence in Lyme dis-
severe variant, 25
ease-associated APMPPE, 653
Chinese medication, traditional, fungal chorioretinitis and,
Autolysin, in pneumococcal endophthalmitis (rat), 622
803
Axial length of eye, cataract extraction and silicone oil
Chinese population, rhegmatogenous retinal detachment in,
removal and, 589
294
Chlorin E,, intraocular accumulation (rabbit), 65
Chloroaluminum sulfonated phthalocyanine, photodynamic
B
therapy, 391
Bartter syndrome, sclerochoroidal calcification, 251
Cholesterolosis, anterior chamber, Coats disease, 80
Behcet disease, aqueous humor nitrous oxide levels in, 3309
Chorioretinitis
Best disease, subfoveal neovascularization, surgical out-
candidal, 323
come, 412
fungal, ingestion of traditional Chinese medication and,
Biometry, accuracy, in cataract extraction with silicone oil
PCR-aided diagnosis, 803
removal, 589
Chorioretinopathy, central serous. See Central serous cho-
Biopsy, fine needle aspiration biopsy. See Fine needle as-
rioretinopathy
piration biopsy
Choroid
Black population, choroidal melanoma and oculodermal
calcium deposition, 251
melanocytosis, 126
cutaneous melanoma metastasis, spontaneous regression,
Blood flow, retinal, luminance flicker and. 336
806
Blurred vision, in CMV retinitis, 278
Bone marrow transplantation, central serous chorioretinopa- fibrosis, peripapillary, foveal detachment and, 647
thy and, laser photocoagulation for, 651 melanoma
Borrelia burgdorferi infection, acute posterior multifocal in black patient with oculodermal melanocytosis, 126
placoid pigment epitheliopathy and, 653 retinal neovascularization in, absence of retinal isch-
Breast cancer, metastasis to retina, 813 emia, 371
Bruch membrane, surgical disruption, iatrogenic choroidal osteoma
neovascularization and, 711 in contralateral persistent hyperplastic primary vitre-
Bull’s eye maculopathy, in cat-eye syndrome, 223 ous, 358
Bupivacaine, alkalinized, for local anesthesia, 202 sclerochoroidal calcification vs., 251
photosensitizer accumulation (rabbit), 65
watershed zones, in nonarteritic anterior ischemic optic
Cc neuropathy, 187
Calcification, sclerochoroidal, 251] Choroidal detachment, in lupus nephropathy, 643
metastatic, foveal involvement, 503 Choroiditis, serpiginous, 550
Calcium pyrophosphate dihydrate deposition disease, 251 Ciliary body
Candida albicans endophthalmitis, choroidal neovascular- abnormalities, in chronic ocular hypotony, 581
ization, submacular surgery for, 323 ring melanoma, 698
SUBJECT INDEX 843
Ciliary body detachment, in lupus nephropathy, 643 passive
Ciliary detachment, after pars plana vitrectomy, 53 air-fluid exchange plus, silicone oil removal, 597
Ciliary epithelial tear, in atopic dermatitis, gonioscopic de- silicone oil removal, 597
tection, 245 , subretinal fluid, ophthalmoscopically guided needle
Ciliochoroidal effusion, in lupus nephropathy, 643 drainage, 815
Coats disease, LuEsther T. Mertz Lecture (2001), 80
Computed tomography, sclerochoroidal calcification, 251
E
Confocal scanning laser tomography, infrared, in ARMD,
Eales disease, osseous metaplasia in epiretinal membrane,
300
641 .
Continuing education
Economic issues, outpatient vs. inpatient management of
photodynamic therapy for choroidal neovascularization,
endophthalmitis, 747
391
Editorial
sclerochoroidal calcification, 251
is pharmacologic vitreolysis brewing, |
Contrast sensitivity, effects of verteporfin therapy, 536
to laser the ridge or not laser the ridge, that is the
Corticosteroid therapy
question, 4
accidental intraocular injection of Depo-Medrol, 117
management of posterior uveal melanoma: past, present,
methylprednisolone injection for nasal tip hemangioma,
future, 139
retinal and choroidal microvascular embolization and,
Electroretinography
382
intraoperative, combined vitrectomy lens and’ contact
systemic, severe variant central serous chorioretinopathy
electrode for, 828
and, 25
“on” response dysfunction, in multifocal ,posterior pig-
Crystalline retinopathy, in retinal dialysis and chronic reti-
ment epitheliopathy, 33
nal detachment, 360
Embolization
Cytomegalovirus retinitis
retinal and choroidal microvascular embolization after
behavior of, HAART therapy and, 262
intranasal methylprednisolone injection, 382
newly diagnosed, visual symptoms, 278
septic embolization of left ventricular apical mass, en-
remission, HAART therapy and, 268
dogenous endophthalmitis and, 640
Embolysis, transluminal Nd:YAG laser embolysis, for
branch retinal artery occlusion, 213
D
Endophthalmitis
Dehydration injury, in vitreoretinal surgery, humidity de-
candidal, choroidal neovascularization, 323
vices and, 616
endogenous, septic embolization of left ventricular apical
Diabetes mellitus, retinal thickness, quantification via reti-
mass and, 640
nal thickness analyzer, 768
microsporidial, in acute myelogenous leukemia, 123
Diabetes mellitus type II, diabetic papillopathy in, 752
office-based sutureless transconjunctival pars plana vit-
Diabetic papillopathy, in diabetes mellitus type II, 752
rectomy for, 725
Diabetic retinopathy
outpatient vs. inpatient management, 747
anti-VEGF therapy, 143
pneumococcal, pneumolysin and autolysin in (rat), 622
choroidal neovascularization, photodynamic therapy, 495
vitrectomy for, vitreous “string of pearls” after, 677
diabetic papillopathy and, 752
Endophthalmitis Vitrectomy Study, treatment guidelines,
in NIDDM, RAGE gene polymorphisms and, 119
outpatient implementation, 747
proliferative
Epidemiology, rhegmatogenous retinal detachment in Chi-
ciliary detachment after pars piana vitrectomy, 53
nese population, 294
macular holes in, 176
Epiretinal membrane(s)
retinal thickness, optical coherence tomography, 759
negative ICG staining, 106
Diagnostic and therapeutic challenges
osseous metaplasia, in Eales disease, 641
bilateral progressive blurred visicn, 779
in 12-year-old girl, 208
choroidal and retinal ischemia, 92
Epiretinal membrane peeling, for vitreoretinal traction, in
epiretinal membrane in 12-year-old girl, 208
combined hamartoma of retina and RPE, 101
midperipheral yellow lesions, 344
letter, 824
pars planitis, 633
Estrogen receptor, in choroidal neovascular membranes in
unilateral acute idiopathic maculopathy, 487
high myopia, 418
Digital fundus fluorescence angiography, intraocular local-
EYEOOI! (anti-VEGF pegylated aptamer), for exudative
ization of photosensitizers (rabbit), 65
ARMD, 143
Digital fundus imaging, ARMD screening, 59
Diode laser, photocoagulation
ridge, in threshold ROP (Editorial), 4 F
ridge and avascular retina, in threshold ROP, 48 Factor V Leiden, genetic mutation, concurrent prothrombin
Drainage G20210A mutation and, 239
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Familial exudative vitreoretinopathy, retinal detachment, RAGE gene polymorphisms and diabetic retinopathy in
repair utilizing short-term silicone oil-perfluorocar- NIDDM, 119
bon liquid tamponade, 674 XLRS/ gene mutations in Japanese subjects, 354
Familial retinal arterial macroaneurysms, 607 Geographic atrophy. neural cell death in, 464
Fibrosis. choroidal, peripapillary, foveal detachment and, Ghost cell glaucoma, office-based sutureless transconjunc-
647 tival pars plana vitrectomy for, 725
Fight for Sight/Mildred Weisenfeld Award for Lifetime Gitelman syndrome, sclerochoroidal calcification, 251]
Achievement in Vision Research, Morton F. Gold- Glaucoma
berg, 247 ghost cell, office-based sutureless transconjunctival pars
Fine needle aspiration biopsy plana vitrectomy for, 725
primary intraocular lymphoma (letter), 512 neovascular, Coats disease, 80
retinoblastoma, 707 Glaucoma drainage device
Flickering light. See Luminance flicker Ahmed Valve, silicone oil migration through, 657
Floaters : retinal detachment repair and, 283
in CMV retinitis, 278 Gliosis, presumed astrocytic hyperplasia of retina, 237
silicone oil removal, passive drainage alone vs. passive Goldberg, Morton F., Fight for Sight/Mildred Weisenfeld
drainage with air-fluid exchange, 597 Award for Lifetime Achievement in Vision Research,
Flow cytometry, CD4 lymphocyte counts after fluorescein 247
angiography. 44 Goldmann-Favre syndrome, elevated macular retinoschisis
Fluid-air exchange, visual field defects and. 616 in, grid laser photocoagulation for, 234
Fluid-fluid exchange, for vitreous hemorrhage, simple Gontoscope, detection of ciliary epithelial tear in atopic
method, 232 dermatitis, 245
Fluorescein angiography
in ARMD. variability in interpretation for photodynamic H
therapy, 683
HAART. See Antiretroviral therapy, highly active
CD4 lymphocyte counts after, flow cytometric measure- Hamartoma In
ment, 44
astrocytic, 237
in nonarteritic anterior ischemic optic neuropathy, 187
combined retina and RPE, 98
polypoidal choroidal vasculopathy, exudative macular
pars plana vitrectomy and membrane peeling, 101 J/er-
detachment, and retinal microangiopathy, 455
ter, 824
in primary intraocular lymphoma, 37
Hemangioma, nasal tip, methylprednisolone injection for.
retinal microangiopathies overlying pigment epithelial
retinal and choroidal microvascular embolization and,
detachment in ARMD, 406
382
Fluorescence microscopy, intraocular localization of photo-
Hemoglobin SC disease, retinal reattachment surgery in,
sensitizers (rabbit), 65
anterior segment ischemia after, 216 In
Fovea, metastatic sclerochoroidal calcification, 503
Hemophagocytic syndrome, retinal changes, acute posterior
Foveal detachment, peripapillary choroidal fibrosis and. 647
multifocal placoid pigment epitheliopathy vs., 219
Fundus flavimaculatus, choroidal neovascularization, pho-
Hemorrhage
todynamic therapy. | 11
retinal, indirect ocular trauma, angioid streaks and, 830 Int
Fungus infection
vitreous. See Vitreous hemorrhage
candidal endophthalmitis, 323
Herpes zoster virus, acute retinal necrosis in 5-year-old boy. Int
chorioretinitis, ingestion of traditional Chinese medica-
225
tion and, PCR-aided diagnosis, 803
HIV/AIDS
retinitis, oral itraconazole therapy. 800
cytomegalovirus retinitis. See Cytomegalovirus retinitis
HAART therapy
CMV retinitis activity and, 262 Iris
CMV retinitis remission and, 268 Ise
Ganglion cell layer
systemic non-Hodgkin's lymphoma with optic nerve in-
in disciform ARMD, 471
filtration, 75
in geographic atrophy, 464
Human immunodeficiency virus, viral load, HAART ther-
Gas tamponade
apy and, 268
face-down positioning device for vitreoretinal surgery,
Humidity device, for vitreoretinal surgery, 616 | Itra
242
Hyperparathyroidism, sclerochoroidal calcification, 251
nitrous oxide general anesthesia risks, 569
Hypotony, ocular, chronic, ultrasound biomicroscopy, 581
noninvasive measure of intraocular gas volume (letter),
240
Genetics
concurrent Factor V Leiden and prothrombin G20210A ICG. See Indocyanine green Kliy
mutations, 239 Immunosuppressive therapy. serpiginous choroiditis, 550
,
SUBJECT INDEX 845
Indocyanine green angiography L
“hot spots,” 557 Laser therapy
after PDT for CNV in ARMD, 671 photocoagulation. See Photocoagulation
in multifocal choroiditis/ntultiple evanescent white dot transluminal Nd:YAG laser embolysis, for branch retinal
syndrome, 317 artery occlusion, 213
in nonarteritis anterior ischemic optic neuropathy, 187 Lens of eye
polypoidal choroidal vasculopathy, exudative macular intravitreal fragments, office-based sutureless transcon-
detachment, and retinal microangiopathy, 455 junctival pars plana vitrectomy for, 725
retinal microangiopathies overlying pigment epithelial subluxation, contusion-related, postoperative visual re-
detachment in ARMD, 406 sults and posterior segment sequelae, 575
ultra-late phase, aging changes in chorioretinal complex, Letters to the editor
309 intraocular metastasis of pancreatic cancer: report of two
zonal occult outer retinopathy, 665 cases, 826
Indocyanine green staining macular buckling for retinal detachment due to macular
internal limiting membrane, modified technique, 498 hole in highly myopic eyes with posterior staphy-
intraoperative, posterior vitreous cortex vs. internal lim- loma, 129
iting membrane, 104 primary intraocular lymphoma diagnosed by fine needle
negative, epiretinal membranes, 106 aspiration biopsy of subretinal lesion, 512
persistent, after macular hole surgery, 637 radial optic neurotomy for central retinal vein occlusion,
in vitrectomy, RPE changes after, 794 374-381, 827 ;
Infrared imaging, confocal scanning laser tomography, in retinal angiomatous prolieration in ARMD, 509
ARMD, 300 transient amaurosis associated with intraocular gas during
Inner nuclear. layer ascending high-speed train travel, 240
in disciform ARMD, 471 visual improvement after pars plana vitrectomy and
in geographic atrophy, 464 membrane peeling for vitreoretinal traction associ-
Instrumentation ated with combine hamartoma of retina and RPE, 824
combined vitrectomy lens and contact electrode for ERG Leukemia, acute myelogenous, microsporidial endoph-
recording during surgery, 828 thalmitis in, 123
face-down positioning device for vitreoretinal surgery, Leukocoria, Coats disease, 80 :
242 Light microscopy, transplantation of full-thickness neuro-
humidity devices in vitreoretinal surgery, 616 retinal sheets into subretinal space (pig), 478
three-port cannula system for closed pars plana vitrec- Lightning strike, remote, ocular manifestations, 808
tomy. 130 Luminance flicker, retinal blood flow and, 336
wide-angle endoillumination probe for vitrectomy, 242 Lung cancer, metastasis to choroid, 810
Internal limiting membrane Lupus nephropathy, retinal detachment and annular cilio-
ICG staining, modified technique, 498 choroidal detachments in, 643
intraoperative ICG staining, 104 Lu-Tex. See Motexafin lutetium
surgical resection, in branch retinal vein occlusion, 740 Lyme disease, acute posterior multifocal placoid pigment
Intraocular lens (IOL), posteriorly dislocated plate haptic epitheliopathy and, 653
silicone IOLs, 169 Lymphocyte(s), CD4 count
Intraocular pressure CMV retinitis activity and HAART therapy, 262, 268
postvitrectomy, anterior chamber emulsified silicone oil effect of fluorescein angiography, 44
and, 443 Lymphoma
retinal detachment repair in eyes with glaucoma drainage intraocular
device, 283 fine needle aspiration biopsy (letter), 512 ’
Iris, neovascularization, effect of squalam ine (monkey), 772 sclerochoroidal calcification vs., 251
Ischemia primary intraocular, fluorescein angiography, 37
anterior segment, after vitrectomy in sickle cell disease systemic non-Hodgkin’s, optic nerve infiltration in HIV/
patient, 216 AIDS, 75
retinal, retinal neovascularization in choroidal melanoma
without retinal ischemia, 371
Itraconazole, oral administration, for fungal retinitis and M
retinal vasculitis, 800
Macroaneurysm, retinal. See Retinal macroaneurysm
Macular buckling, for retinal detachment due to macular
hole in highly myopic eyes with posterior staphyloma
K (letter), 129
Klippel-Trenaunay-Weber syndrome, phakomatosis pig- Macular degeneration
mentovascularis and, Sturge-Weber syndrome in, 368 age-related
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choroidal neovascularization. See Neovascularization, retinal neovascularization in, absence of retinal isch-
choroidal emia, 371
disciform, neural cell death in, 471 : sclerochoroidal calcification vs., 251
exudative anti-VEGF therapy, 143 cutaneous, metastasis to choroid, spontaneous regression,
infrared confocal scanning laser tomography in, 300 806 N
fluorescein angiographic evaluation for photodynamic ring, ciliary body, 698
therapy, 683 uveal, management (Editorial), 139 N
geographic atrophy, morphometric analysis, 464 Metastatic calcification, sclerochoroidal, foveal involve-
ICG angiography “hot spots,” 557, 671 ment, 503
ultra-late phase, 309 Metastatic disease N
macular translocation in, 818 choroid
nonexudative, macular translocation in, 786 cutaneous melanoma metastasis, spontaneous regres-
photodynamic therapy, 8!8 fluorescein angiographic sion, 806
evaluation, 683 ; mushroom-shaped lung cancer metastasis, 810
pigment epithelial detachment, retinal microangiopa- sclerochoroidal calcification vs., 251
thies overlying, 406 intraocular, pancreatic cancer metastasis (letter), 826
retinal angiomatous proliferation (etter), 509 retina, breast cancer metastasis, 813
screening, nonmydriatic digital fundus imaging vs. Microsporidial endophthalmitis, in acute myelogenous leu-
35-mm slides, 59 kemia, 123
transplantation of full-thickness neuroretinal sheets MoistAir humidity device, 616
into subretinal space (pig), 478 Mono-L-aspartyl chlorin e6, photodynamic therapy, 391
toxic, accidental intraocular injection of Depo-Medrol, Morbidity and mortality
117 office-based pars plana vitrectomy, 725
Macular detachment, exudative, polypoidal choroidal vas- postoperative, posteriorly dislocated plate haptic silicone
culopathy and, retinal microangiopathy in, 455 IOLs, 169
Macular edema, diabetic. optical coherence tomography, Morphometric analysis
759 in disciform ARMD, 471
Macular hole geographic atrophy of RPE in ARMD, 464
bilateral, in Alport syndrome, 499 Motexafin lutetium, photodynamic therapy, 391
development from macular pseudohole, 435 Multifocal choroiditis
in diabetic retinopathy, 176 choroidal neovascularization
rupture of retinal arterial macroaneurysm and, 113 optical coherence tomography findings, 192
spontaneous closure, without posterior vitreous detach- verteporfin therapy, 545
ment, 506 multiple evanescent white dot syndrome in, 317
Macular hole surgery Multifocal placoid pigment epitheliopathy, acute posterior.
ICG staining, persistent, 637 See Acute posterior multifocal placoid pigment epi-
macular buckling (letter), 129 theliopathy
minimal vitrectomy, 183 Multifocal posterior pigment epitheliopathy, electroretinog-
in proliferative sickle cell retinopathy, 501 raphy, “on” response dysfunction, 33
in rhegmatogenous retinal detachment, 429 Multiple evanescent white dot syndrome
Macular pseudohole, development, 435 in multifocal choroiditis, 317 :
Macular surgery retinal tear in, 349 N
candidal endophthalmitis-associated choroidal neovascu- Multiple sclerosis, posterior retinal vasculitis in, 133
larization, 323 Myopia
in high myopia and multifocal choroiditis, preoperative degenerative, choroidal neovascularization, optical co-
optical coherence tomography findings, 192 herence tomography findings, 192 N
iatrogenic choroidal neovascularization after, 711 high
tissue retention of ICG stain, 637 accuracy of biometry in combined silicone oil removal N
Macular translocation and cataract extraction, 589
in ARMD, 818 choroidal neovascularization, estrogen receptor ex-
in nonexudative ARMD, 786 pression in, 418
Marfan syndrome, retinal detachment in, 423 rhegmatogenous retinal detachment in Chinese popu- O
lation, 294
Melanoma pathologic
choroidal choroidal neovascularization, photodynamic therapy.
in black patient with oculodermal melanocytosis, 126 39]
mushroom-shaped lung cancer metastasis simulating, verteporfin therapy for CNV, RPE tear after, 669
810 posterior staphyloma, subretinal leakage, 659 O
?
SUBJECT INDEX 847
tilted disk syndrome, subretinal leakage, 659 detachment repair, sub-Tenon block as preemptive
analgesia and, 602
Oculodermal melanocytosis, in black patient, choroidal
N melanoma and, 126
Needle drainage, subretinal fluid, ophthalmoscopically OphthalAir device, 242
guided, 815 Ophthalmoscopy
Neodymium:yttrium-aluminum-garnet (Nd:YAG) _ laser, needle drainage of subretinai fluid, 815
transluminal Nd:YAG laser embolysis, for branch sclerochoroidal calcification, 251
retinal artery occlusion, 213 Optical coherence tomography
Neovascularization breast cancer metastatic to retina, 813
choroidal central serous chorioretinopathy, severe variant, 25
after laser photocoagulation of retinal macroaneurysm, choroidal neovascularization related to high myopia and
363 multifocal choroiditis, 192
Candida albicans endophthalmitis, submacular sur- combined hamartoma of retina and RPE, 98
gery for, 323 in minimal vitrectomy for macular hole repair, 183
EYEOO! therapy, 143 retinal thickness in diabetic retinopathy, 759
fluorescein angiographic interpretation for photody- spontaneous closure of macular hole without posterior
namic therapy, 683 vitreous detachment, 506
in fundus flavimaculatus, photodynamic therapy, 111 Optic disk
in high myopia estrogen receptor expression in, 418 astrocytoma, spontaneous regression, 502
optical coherence tomography, 192
infrared confocal scanning laser tomography, 300 in nonarteritic anterior ischemic optic neuropathy, 187
multifocal choroiditis optical coherence tomography, triamcinolone accumulation in cup, 516
192 Optic nerve
verteporfin therapy, 545 anterior, luminal dimension of central retinal vessels, 449
photodynamic therapy, 391 lymphomatous infiltration, in HIV/AIDS, 75
polypoidal exudative macular detachment and retinal . Optic neurotomy, radia!, for central retinal vein occlusion
microangiopathy, 455 (letters), 374-381, 827
ICG angiographic “hot spot,” 557 Optrin. See Motexafin lutetium
photodynamic therapy, 529 Osseous metaplasia, epiretinal membrane, in Eales disease,
in retinal vascular disorders, photodynamic therapy, 641
495 Osteoma, choroidal
surgical disruption of Bruch membrane and, 711 in contralateral persistent hyperplastic primary vitreous,
in sympathetic ophthalmia, surgical excision, 109 358
verteporfin therapy, 6.See also Verteporfin therapy sclerochoroidal calcification vs., 251
contrast sensitivity and, 536 Outer nuclear layer
iris, effect of squalamine (monkey), 772 in disciform ARMD, 471
retinal, in choroidal melanoma, absence of retinal isch- in geographic atrophy, 464
emia, 371
subfoveal, in children, surgical outcome, 412
Nerve fiber layer, reactive astrocytic hyperplasia, 237 P
Neurofibromatosis 2, melanocytoma of optic disk, 222 Pain, postoperative, rhegmatogenous retinal detachment re-
Nitrous oxide pair, sub-Tenon block as preemptive analgesia and,
aqueous humor levels, in Behcet disease, 3309 602
general anesthesia, dangers in eyes with preexisting gas Pancreatic cancer, intraocular metastasis (letter), 826
bubbles, 569 Panuveitis, choroidal neovascularization, verteporfin ther-
Nonarteritic anterior ischemic optic neuropathy, ICG vs. apy, 545
fluorescein angiography in, 187 Papillophlebitis, concurrent Factor V Leiden and prothrom-
NPe6. See Mono-L-aspartyl chlorin e6 bin G20210A mutations and, 239
Pars planitis, peripheral retinoschisis and exudative retinal
detachment in, 719
O Patient positioning, face-down positioning device for vit-
Ocular trauma reoretinal surgery, 242
contusion-related cataract/lens subluxation, postoperative Pediatric population
visual results and posterior segment sequelae, 575 acute retinal necrosis in 5-year-old boy, 225
indirect, angioid streaks and, retinal hemorrhage follow- cat-eye syndrome, bull’s eye maculopathy in, 223
ing, 830 choroidal osteoma in contralateral persistent hyperplastic
lightning-induced, 808 primary vitreous, 358
Oculocardiac reflex, intraoperative, rhegmatogenous retinal Coats disease, 80
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epiretinal membrane in 12-year-old girl, 208 retinal microangiopathies overlying, in ARMD, 406
familial retinal arterial macroaneurysms, 607 Pneumolysin, in pneumococcal endophthalmitis (rat), 622
retinoblastoma, 707 , Polymerase chain reaction, in fungal chorioretinitis, 803
subretinal neovascularization in, 412 Polypoidal choroidal vasculopathy
Perfluorocarbon liquids exudative macular detachment and retinal microangiopa-
silicone oil-perfluorocarbon liquid tamponade, repair of thy in, 455
retinal detachment from familial exudative vitreoreti- photodynamic therapy, 529
nopathy, 674 Posterior segment of eye, in contusion-related cataract/lens
solubility in silicone oil, 163 subluxation, 575
Persistent hyperplastic primary vitreous, choroidal osteoma Posterior vitreous cortex, intraoperative ICG staining, 104
in, 358 Proliferative diabetic retinopathy
Phacoemulsification, silicone oil removal and, 158 ciliary detachment after pars plana vitrectomy, 53
Phakomatosis pigmentovascularis, Klippel-Trenaunay-We- macular holes in, 176
ber syndrome and, Sturge-Weber syndrome in, 368 Proliferative sickle cell retinopathy, macular hole surgery
Photocoagulation in, 501
argon laser, retinal macroaneurysm, retinochoroidal anas- Prothrombin, G20210A genetic mutation, concurrent Factor
tomoses and choroidal neovascularization after, 363 V Leiden mutation and, 239
central serous chorioretinopathy, after bone marrow Pseudohypoparathyroidism, sclerochoroidal calcification,
transplantation, 651 251
diode laser photocoagulation Purlytin. See Tin ethyl etiopurpurin
ridge, in threshold ROP (Editorial), 4
ridge and avascular retina, in threshold ROP, 48
R
grid laser photocoagulation, for elevated macular retinos-
RAGE gene, polymorphisms, diabetic retinopathy in
chisis in Goldmann-Favre syndrome, 234
NIDDM, 119
postoperative laser photocoagulation as retinopexy in
Raman spectroscopy. silicone oil in anterior chamber (rab-
scleral buckling surgery, 733
bit), 796
Photodynamic therapy
Reactive astrocytic hyperplasia, 237
angiomatous retinal lesions, 228
Retina
in ARMD, 818
angioarchitecture, postoperative, in Takayasu’s disease,
ICG angiographic hot spots after, 671
116
variability of fluorescein angiographic interpretation
angiomatous proliferation
for, 683
in ARMD (letter), 509
choroidal neovascularization, 39]
ICG angiographic “hot spot,” 557
in ARMD, ICG angiographic hot spots after, 671
breast cancer metastasis, 813
in fundus flavimaculatus, | 11
circulation times, postoperative, in Takayasu's disease,
in retinal vasculopathy, 495 116
intraocular localization of photosensitizers (rabbit), 65 combined hamartoma of retina and RPE, 98
polypoidal choroidal vasculopathy, 529 pars plana vitrectomy and membrane peeling, 101 /er-
verteporfin. See Verteporfin therapy ter, 824
Photo essay in hemophagocytic syndrome, acute posterior multifocal
gonioscopic detection of a ciliary epithelial tear in atopic placoid pigment epitheliopathy vs., 219
dermatitis, 245 presumed astrocytic hyperplasia, spontaneous disappear-
optic disk cup filled with triamcinolone, 516 ance, 237
posterior retinal vasculitis in multiple sclerosis, 133 toxicity, accidental intraocular injection of Depo-Medrol.
retinal and choroidal microvascular embolization with 117
methylprednisolone, 382 Retinal artery
retinal hemorrhages following indirect ocular trauma in central
patient with angioid streaks, 830 blood flow, luminance flicker and, 336
vitreous “string of pearls” postvitrectomy for endoph- luminal dimension, in anterior optic nerve, 449
thalmitis, 677 macroaneurysm. See Retinal macroaneurysm
Photoreceptor(s), degeneration, transplantation of full- Retinal artery occlusion
thickness neuroretinal sheets into subretinal space branch, transluminal Nd:YAG laser embolysis, 213
(pig), 478 central
Photosensitivity reactions, verteporfin therapy, 691 bilateral, methylprednisolone embolization after intra-
Photosensitizers, intraocular accumulation (rabbit), 65 nasal injection, 382
Pigment epithelial detachment in dural carotid cavernous fistula, 493
in ARMD. infrared confocal scanning laser tomography, in primary antiphospholipid syndrome, 784
300 remote lightning strike and, 808