Presentation
US to exclude retinal detachment, unable to view fundus.
Patient Data
Age: 55 years
Gender: Female
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Posterior chamber echogenic lines fixed at the optic nerve papilla and extending anteriorly to the region of the ora serrata (appearances of an acute angle with a typical V shape).
Low level internal echoes are present deep to the retinal membrane suggestive of subretinal hemorrhage. Minimal after movements.
Amorphous echoes are present within the vitreous consistent with vitreous hemorrhage. High amplitude after movements demonstrated.
Case Discussion
Typical sonographic features of retinal detachment.