Ultrasonography in Ophthalmology 12: Proceedings of the 12th SIDUO Congress, Iguazú Falls, Argentina, 1988

464 Pages·1990·16.74 MB·English

by  Hideo Torii

Ultrasonography in Ophthalmology 12
Documenta Ophthalmologica Proceedings Series
VOLUME 53
Ultrasonography
in Ophthalmology 12
Proceedings of the 12th SIDUO Congress,
Iguazu Falls, Argentina, 1988
Edited by
Roberto Sampaolesi
Department of Ophthalmology, University of Buenos Aires, Argentina
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SIOUO Congress (12th: 1988 Iguazu Falls, Argentina)
Ultrasonography in ophthalmology 12 : proceed1ngs of the 12th
SIOUO Congress, Iguazu Falls, Argentina, 1988 I edited by Roberto
Sampaolesi.
p. cm. -- (Oocumenta ophthalmologica. Proceedings series;
53)
1. Ultrasonics in ophthalmology--Congresses. 2. Eye--Oiseases and
defects--Oiagnosis--Congresses. I. Sampaolesi, Roberto.
II. Title. III. Series: Oocumenta ophthalmologica. Proceedings
series; v. 53.
[ONLM: 1. Eye Oiseases--diagnosis--congresses. 2. Ultrasonic
Oiagnos1s--congresses. W3 00637 v. 53 I WW 143 S569 1988uJ
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Table of contents
Preface x
PART ONE. THE ORBIT
1. Ultrasonically-guided biopsy in orbital tumours
H. Torii, E. Chihara, T. Hayashida and A. Sawada 3
2. Echodriven fine needle aspiration biopsy in orbital tumor
diagnosis
C. Tamburrelli, F. Focosi and A. Fabiano 15
3. Echography assisted fine needle aspiration biopsy for diagnos
ing orbital pseudotumor and lymphoma
D. Doro, E. Midena, P. Boccato, E. Mantovani,
G. B. Moschini and F. Moro 27
4. Ultrasound diagnosis of orbital histiocytofibromas
O. Berges and R. Guthoff 37
5. Orbitary myxoma: ultrasonographic diagnosis
Y. Britto, H. Soriano, J. Poujol, J. Paneyko and 1. Pifano 43
6. Pre-operative and post-operative echographic results on
patients undergoing optic nerve sheath decompression
K. A. Lyczkowski, T. C. Spoor, D. X. Shi and J. M. Ramocki 49
7. Evaluation of the subarachnoidal space-comparisons between
ultrasound and high resolution NMR-techniques
R. Grithoff, G. Triebel, W. Schroeder, Ch. Onken and F.
Abramo 55
8. Lesions of the lacrimal fossa: a retrospective echo graphic
study
G. Cennamo, F. Tranfa and G. Bonavolonta 63
9. Ultrasound diagnosis of orbital schwannomas
O. Berges and R. Guthoff 79
PART TWO. BIOMETRY
10. Automatic measurement technique of the axial length using a
new type of B-mode ultrasonography
K. Yanashima, Y. Okada, M. Ishida, H. Sakurai, M. Ohta and
S. Kato 87
vi
11. Transducer performance parameters and their influence on
biometric results
W. Haigis and W. Buschmann 97
12. Clinical usefulness of linking biometry systems to personal
computers
W. Haigis 107
13. Continuous biometry of the chrystalline lens during accomo
dation
J. K. Storey, C. Tromans and E. Rabie 117
14. Biometric investigation of the effect of gravity on the chrystalline
lens during accomodation
\ C. Tromans and J. K. Storey 125
15.' In vivo determination of the speed of ultrasound in cataracted
lenses
M. Massin and I. Lambrinakis 131
16. Biometry and characterization of the lens
G. Cennamo, N. Rosa, P. Daponte and G. Iaccarino 135
17. Formulas and results of intraocular lens implantation
H. Gernet 141
18. Axial length measurements and IOL power calculations in
microphthalmic eyes
H. J. Shammas 145
19. Ultrasound diagnosis of unilateral axial myopia
H. J. Shammas 149
20. Biometry of retina choroid layer
F. Cennamo, G. Cennamo and P. Daponte 155
21. Eye size of,the premature infant around presumed term
H. C. Fledelius 165
22. Choroidal nevi: diagnosis with standardized echography
K. C. Ossoinig and M. Lohmeyer 173
23. Echometry in congenital glaucoma: long-term results after 10 to
17 years of surgery
R. Sampaolesi 181
24. Long-term biooculometry of developmental glaucoma
H. Lerchner and B. Vidic 193
25. Relation between axial length and refraction in eyes with con
genital glaucoma
A. J. Betinjane and C. A. Carvalho 199
26. Biometric study of eyes with angle closure glaucoma
J. I. YankeIevich, G. Iribarren and R. Sampaolesi 205
PART THREE. VITREORETINAL DISEASES
27. Correlation between echography, vitreous surgery findings and
follow-up
J. Poujol, A. Cantalloube and M.-C. Chaintron 211
vii
28. Power spectrum analysis of ultrasonic radio-frequency signals in
vitreous diseases
S. Tane, T. Kakehashi, M. Hirata, T. Hashimoto, M.
Hashimoto, H. Kogakura and A. Komatsu 217
29. Vitreous membranes: update echographical diagnosis
A. Reibaldi, T. Avitabile, G. Cascone and L. Franco 225
30. Reliability of standardized ultrasound in pre-operative diagnosis
for vitreous surgery in diabetic patients
J. A. Badia, W. Degregori, G. Iribarren and R. Sampaolesi 233
31. Ultrasound imaging in retinopathy of prematurity: retinal
detachment in ROP stage 5 eyes and eye as prognostic
indica\or
H. C. Fledelius 239
32. Gas retinal detachment treatment and echography
A. Reibaldi, T. Avitabile, A. Pappalardo and L. Franco 249
33. Echographically driven extraction of foreign bodies
T. Avitabile, M. Fichera, F. Cacciato, L. Franco and
A. Montagna 257
34. A case with a macular granuloma seropositive for Toxocara
canis examined with standardized echography
J. Schutterman 261
PART FOUR. INTRAOCULAR TUMOURS
35. Ultrasonography in intraocular tumours
M. Abraham, M. Sriram, S. M. Oke, Ch. Abraham and S. S.
Bradinath 269
36. Morphological parameters of intraocular tumours taking part in
echographical tracings
J. O. Zarata and R. Sampaolesi 281
37. Tissue characterization by ultrasound
J. M. Thijssen 293
38. Retinoblastoma conservative treatment: ultrasonographic
follow-up
G. Martinelli Neto, H. F. H. de Abreu and J. A. H. de Freitas 305
39. Ultrasonographic findings in selected cases of masquerading
syndrome
A. Lombardi, L. A. Irarrazaval, J. O. Croxatto, R. Hulsbus, R.
Fernandez Meijide and E. S. Malbran 313
40. Choroidal melanomas - correlations between A- and B-scan
ultrasonography, nuclear magnetic resonance imaging and his
topathology
R. Guthoff, J. Maas, A. Molinari, R. W. Berger and D. von
Domarus 321
41. Doppler ultrasonography in the follow-up of malignant mela
noma of the choroid
R. W. Berger, R. Guthoff, K. Helmke and P. Winkler 327
viii
42. Possibilities and limitations of ultrasonographicallocalization of
ruthenium-106-radioactive plaques during treatment
R. Guthoff and K. Lauritzen 333
43. Tumour volume calculations by ultrasonographical data in the
evaluation of regression patterns in ruthenium-treated mela
nomas
R. Guthoff, D. von Domarus, J. Draeger and A. Bien 339
44. Echographic patterns simulating extrascleral extension of
malignant melanoma following plaque removal
G. L. Daubert and J. E. Puklin 345
45. Intraoperative use of ultrasound to document proper plaque
\ placement in treating choroidal melanoma
G.L. Daubert and J.E. Puklin 351
46. Acoustospectography and histology of intraocular Greene's
melanoma
J. M. Thijssen, R. L. Romijn, J. L. van Delft, D. de Wolff-
Rouendaal, J. A. van Best and J. A. Oosterhuis 357
PART FIVE. OTHER OCULAR PATHOLOGY
47. A-mode combined with B-mode ultrasonic equipment (Ophtha
scan S) in ocular and orbital diagnosis
J. Fukiyama, S. Demizu and A. Sawada 367
48. Echo-ophthalmography in children
A. Bertenyi 379
49. Radio frequency echographical study of pseudophakodonesis
P. E. Gall~nga, G. Cennamo, G. Liguori, B. Pignalosa and
P. Daponte 387
50. Uveal effusion and nanophthalmos
H. Quiroz and E. Moragrega 393
51. 'Monstrous'deformations (myopic staphyloma) detected by
ultrasound
. L. Falco, C. Mazzini, S. Esente, N. Passarelli and P. Santoro 401
52. Echographic findings in malignant glaucoma
D. Doro, E. Mantovani, M. Sala and F. Moro 405
53. Ultrasound findings in brawny scleritis
V. Mazzeo, P. Perri and P. Monari 411
54. Echographic findings in lymphoid hyperplasia of the choroid
V. Mazzeo, L. Ravalli and p, Perri 419
55. Diffuse lymphoid infiltration of the uvea and periocular tissues
A. Lombardi, J. o. Croxattoand A. Zambrano 427
PART SIX. PHYSICS AND TECHNIQUES
56. In vivo determination of sound velocity in eye media
G. L. van der Heijde, J. Weber ancfG. Tiesinga 441
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57. Two and three dimensional image processings applied to oph
thalmic region
M. Ito, T. Shiina, Y. Sugata and Y. Yamamoto 449
58. Three dimensional scan using a single transducer and image
construction
Y. Yamamoto, Y. Sugata, M. Tomita and M. Ito 455
59. Three dimensional display of ocular region using an array
transducer
Y. Sugata, Y. Yamamoto and M. Ito 461
60. The development and clinical application of the digital quanti
tative color scan- converter connected with the ophthalmic
contactt ultrasonographic apparatus
S. Tane and Y. Kimura 467
61. Analysis of fundus blood dynamics by the ultrasonic Doppler
method in blocking therapy for the stellar ganglions of the
cervical sympathetic nerve
S. Tane and T. Kaneko 475
62. Computerized analysis of echo signals: multicentric experience
L. Falco, F. Andreuccetti, S. Esente, N. Passarelli, V. Mazzeo,
P. Perri, A. Reibaldi and T. Avitabile 483
63. RGB output: our experience
L. Falco, S. Esente, N. Passarelli and A. Latorre 487
Authors index 493
Preface
The 12th Congress of SIDUO took place in Iguazu Falls, Argentina, where
participants could enjoy the scenery of the magnificent Falls.
The organization was sponsored by the University Department of Oph
thalmology, Buenos Aires; the University Department of Ophthalmology,
EI Salvador; SAUMB (Socieded Argentina de Ultrasonografia en Medecina
y Biologia) and CLEO (Club Latinoamericano de Ecografia OftalmoI6gica).
The Honorary President was Professor Horacio Soriano from Buenos
Aires.
The local organizing committee consisted of the following persons:
President Roberto Sampaolesi
Vice President Atilio Lombardi
Scientific Secretary: Eduardo Mayorga
Treasurers Guillermo Iribarren
Abelardo Cavatorta
We are particularly grateful to Doctor J S Hillmann, Professor K C Ossoinig
and Doctor nvf Thijssen, who have helped with their counsel and advice. I
would also like to thank our congress secretaries Graciela Massonat and
Cristina Taegl for their enormous help in organizing SIDUO XII.
To Doctor Javier Cassiraghi and Doctor Walter de Gregory our thanks
for their outstanding help in organizing the scientific sessions.
Thanks are due to the commercial exhibitors and most of all to our
sponsors: Laboratorios Pfoertner Cornealent and Biophysic Medical. Our
special thanks to Doctor Tomas Pfoertner for his great administrative
expertise and counsel and to Christine Warren from Biophysic for her help
in financing these proceedings.
The 12th SIDUO thanks for their generous support: Pupilent Plastic Lens
Argentina, Grafica SA and Laboratorio Optico Santamarina.
In this volume of the Documenta Ophthalmologica Proceedings Series
the topics of sessions at the congress have been maintained. The abstracts of
the lectures for which no manuscript was received for publication have not
been included in this volume. The reader is referred to the abstract book for
a complete overview of the abstracts.
R. Sampaolesi
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