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Ophthalmology Optics and refraction 3a1c1dc5

Foster's fusch's spots are seen in -

A
Hypermetropia
B
Pathological myopia
C
Astigmatism
D
None
High-Yield Explanation
Fundus changes in pathological myopia. 1. Optic disc appears large, pale and at its temporal edge characteristic myopic crescent is present. 2. Chorioretinal degeneration. 3. Foster-Fuchs' spot at the macula. 4. Vitreous shows synchysis and syneresis. 5. Posterior staphyloma may be seen. Foster-Fuchs&; spot (dark red circular patch due to sub-retinal neovascularization and choroidal haemorrhage) may be present at the macula. Reference : A K KHURANA OPHTALMOLOGY,Edition 4, Page -34,560

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