Acute Maculopathy

Aka: Acute Maculopathy, Maculopathy, Toxic Maculopathy

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II. Risk Factors

  1. Diabetes Mellitus
  2. Advanced age
  3. Severe near-sightedness
  4. Asian patients

III. Symptoms

  1. Distorted or lost central vision (at Macula)
  2. Retained peripheral vision

IV. Signs

  1. Funduscopy
    1. Drusen (yellow-white sub-Retinal exudates) at Macula

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Ontology: Toxic maculopathy (C0271086)

Concepts Disease or Syndrome (T047)
ICD9 362.55
ICD10 H35.38
SnomedCT 193389005, 44115007
English Toxic maculopathy of retina, toxic maculopathy (diagnosis), toxic maculopathy, Toxic maculopathy, Toxic maculopathy (disorder), maculopathy; toxic
Dutch toxische maculopathie van de retina, maculopathie; toxisch
French Maculopathie toxique de la rétine
German toxische Makulopathie der retina
Italian Maculopatia tossica della retina
Portuguese Maculopatia tóxica da retina
Spanish Maculopatía tóxica de la retina, maculopatía tóxica (trastorno), maculopatía tóxica
Japanese 中毒性黄斑症, ﾁｭｳﾄﾞｸｾｲｵｳﾊﾝｼｮｳ
Czech Toxická makulopatie sítnice
Hungarian Toxikus maculopathia
Derived from the NIH UMLS (Unified Medical Language System)

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