[Pediatric] Atlas of Conjunctivitis

Atlas of Conjunctivitis, CLINICAL ATLAS, PEDIATRIC ATLAS, OPHTHALMOLOGY, atlas in medical, tuyenlab.net

FIGURE 1. Unilateral conjunctivitis in a 4-year-old child. The child’s
age and purulent discharge are consistent with a bacterial etiology.

FIGURE 2. Viral conjunctivitis demonstrating bilateral conjunctival
injection with little discharge.

FIGURE 3. Bacterial conjunctivitis with visible discharge on the
lateral eyelids. The conjunctivitis was bilateral.

FIGURE 4. Gonococcus conjunctivitis has a copious discharge. This
severe case resulted in partial blindness.

FIGURE 5. Giant papillary conjunctivitis in a contact lens wearer.

FIGURE 6. Herpetic keratitis in a woman staying in a shelter after
Hurricane Katrina.

FIGURE 7. Slit-lamp view of a dendritic ulcer with uorescein uptake
from herpetic keratitis.

FIGURE 8. Conjunctivitis caused by a foreign body in the eye. The
ground metal speck is seen on the cornea, and the corneal in ltrate,
along with a purulent discharge, indicate a bacterial superinfection.

FIGURE 9. Trachoma showing many white follicles on the underside
of the upper eyelid.

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