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pages/Acquired Cataract.md

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-# Classification  #eye-prof-written #card
-deck:: Eye
-id:: 675438dd-b307-47a4-84e3-bd822680d700
-	- Age related cataract
-	  id:: 674ac7b9-5c8a-4ad4-80a9-c3711c555d31
-	  alias:: Senile Cataract
-	  rare-age:: <50
-	  universal-age:: >70 (varying degrees)
-	- [[Secondary cataract]] #eye-prof-written
-	  id:: 674ac7c8-6542-479e-9de4-5e8456a79468

pages/Cataract associated with Systemic Disease.md

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-- Systemic Diseases that cause cataract
-	- Diabetic cataract
-	  alias:: Snow flake cataract
-	- [[Parathyroid tetany]]
-	- [[Myotonic Dystrophy]]
-	- [[Galactosaemia]]
-	- [[Down Syndrome]]
-	- [[Atopic Cataract]]

pages/Cataract due to other causes.md

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-- They are #card
-  deck:: #Eye
-  id:: 6754394b-5a05-4cf2-8a37-72dfbd7a4632
-	- [[Heat cataract]]
-	  id:: 674f6126-09d0-49f9-b77a-b7fda12240dd
-	- [[Irradiation cataract]]
-	  id:: 674f6169-7712-4a2a-97df-54b9112a48f2
-	- [[Electric cataract]]
-	  id:: 674f617d-a6e5-4d88-83b8-6d58d362db08
-	- [[Traumatic Cataract]]
-	  id:: 674f6183-7808-4e10-8ffa-613f2aee156f
-	- Infection
-	  id:: 674ac823-3fbc-45af-b6c2-dd3c5da3ee14
-	  collapsed:: true
-		- Rubella is a classic cause of congenital cataracts.

pages/Cataract.md

@@ -21,23 +21,48 @@ tags:: #Disease
 	- ### Affected Systems/Organs
 - ## Clinical Features
   background-color:: blue
-  collapsed:: true
 	- ### Signs and Symptoms
 		- #### Symptoms
 		- #### Signs
-	- ### Stages or Classification #eye-prof-written
-		- ##### Etiological Classificaton #eye-prof-written #card
-		  deck:: #Eye
+	- ### Stages or Classification  #eye-prof-written #card
+	  deck:: #Eye
+	  id:: 8f52cfc8-95b3-4ea0-8758-f08a7dc504e3
+		- ##### Etiological Classificaton
 		  id:: 674ac82d-455f-4fbd-b556-e99abf5ff579
-			- [[Developmental Cataract]]
+			- [[Congenital Cataract]]
 			  id:: 674ac7a4-7bfe-4cd4-9c61-6ad349bdd3af
 			- [[Acquired Cataract]]
 			  id:: 674ac7b5-20c1-41d8-b9e0-e338bfe7abcd
-		- ##### Depending on maturity #eye-prof-written #card
-		  deck:: #Eye
+				- Age Related Cataract
+				  alias:: Senile Cataract
+				  rare-age:: <50
+				  universal-age:: >70 (varying degrees)
+				- [[Secondary cataract]] #eye-prof-written
+					- [[Complicated Cataract]] ([[Cataract associated with ocular disease]])
+					  id:: 675ae3d9-5da8-439c-bc82-befdf3102729
+						- [[Glaucoma]]
+						- [[Iridocyclitis]]
+						- [[Choroiditis]]
+						- Chronic [[Uveitis]]
+						- [[Ciliary Body Tumours]]
+						- [[Retinal Detachment]]
+					- Cataract associated with Systemic Disease #eye-prof-written
+						- [[Diabetic Cataract]]
+						- [[Parathyroid tetany]]
+						- [[Myotonic Dystrophy]]
+						- [[Galactosaemia]]
+						- [[Down Syndrome]]
+						- [[Atopic Cataract]]
+					- Cataract due to other causes
+						- [[Heat cataract]]
+						- [[Irradiation cataract]]
+						- [[Electric cataract]]
+						- [[Traumatic Cataract]]
+						- Infection (Rubella)
+		- ##### Depending on maturity
 		  id:: 674ac835-5aa6-4acd-8035-a1b5a218abdb
-			- [[Intumescent Cataract]]
 			- [[Immature Cataract]]
+			- [[Intumescent Cataract]]
 			- [[Mature Cataract]]
 			- [[Hypermature Cataract]]
 				- Sclerotic Cataract
@@ -111,9 +136,12 @@ tags:: #Disease
 		- [[Lensectomy]]
 		- [[Femtosecond Laser-Assisted Cataract Surgery]]
 		- ### Preoperative Investigations
-		  Preoperative Clinical Evaluation
-			- Ocular #eye-prof-written #card
-			  deck:: #Eye
+		  deck:: #Eye
+		  id:: 674f012e-4c5e-406c-b535-f147b43abe3d
+		  Preoperative Clinical Evaluation  #eye-prof-written #card
+		  deck:: #Eye
+		  id:: 674f012e-4c5e-406c-b535-f147b43abe3d
+			- Ocular
 			  id:: 674ff598-cb9b-4a1f-bd83-7cccdbfd5f2d
 				- [[Tonometry]]
 				  logseq.order-list-type:: number
@@ -123,8 +151,7 @@ tags:: #Disease
 				  logseq.order-list-type:: number
 				- [[B-Scan]] if Hypermature Cataract
 				  logseq.order-list-type:: number
-			- Systemic #eye-prof-written #card
-			  deck:: #Eye
+			- Systemic
 			  id:: 674ff5c8-ce33-4f49-a8f6-bddb48164eb9
 				- Blood Sugar, [[HbA1c]]
 				  logseq.order-list-type:: number
@@ -143,15 +170,10 @@ tags:: #Disease
 - ## Prognosis
   background-color:: blue
 	- ### Expected Course
-		- #### With Treatment
-			- Due to anasthetics
-			  collapsed:: true
-				- Retrobulbar hemorrhage
-				- Inadvertent perforation of the globe
-				- Oculocardiac reflex
-				- Accidental intracranial spread of the anaesthetic
-			- Per-operative complications #eye-prof-written #card
-			  deck:: [[Eye]]
+		- #### Complications of Cataract Surgery #eye-prof-written #card
+		  id:: 9755541b-5478-4477-acd3-f63e03ef348c
+		  deck:: [[Eye]]
+			- Per-operative complications
 			  id:: 674acc2d-1181-4582-9238-eb1832535f0c
 				- Posterior Capsular Tear
 				  logseq.order-list-type:: number
@@ -161,23 +183,23 @@ tags:: #Disease
 				  logseq.order-list-type:: number
 				- Injury to Surrounding Structures
 				  logseq.order-list-type:: number
-			- Early Post-operative complication(first 3 weeks) #eye-prof-written #card
-			  deck:: [[Eye]]
+			- Early Post-operative complication(first 3 weeks)
 			  id:: 674acec8-b302-423c-a9be-3c186e75f46c
 				- [[Corneal edema]]
 				- Uveitis
-			- Late Post Operative Complication #eye-prof-written #card
-			  deck:: [[Eye]]
+			- Late Post Operative Complication
 			  id:: 674acf3c-c9f9-4d95-a09d-584c445d228d
 				- Macular Edema
 				- Posterior capsular opacification (2-3 years)
 				  alias:: after cataract, secondary cataract
 				- [[Endophthalmitis]]
-				- Sublaxation
+				- Retinal Detachment
+				- Dislocation, Sublaxation
 				- Astigmatism
 		- #### Without Treatment
 			- ##### Possible Complications
 				- Progression of Immature to Mature and Mature to Hypermature Cataract
+				  aka: blindness
 			- ##### Long-Term Effects
 				- [[Lens Induced Glaucoma]]
 					- [[Immature Cataract]] , [[Mature Cataract]] -> [[Phacomorphic Glaucoma]]

pages/Complicated Cataract.md

@@ -2,12 +2,4 @@ alias:: Cataract associated with ocular disease
 
 - #definition This results from disturbance of the nutrition of the lens due to inflammatory or degenerative disease of other parts of the eye #eye-prof-written
 - Ocular Diseases that cause complicated cataract #eye-prof-written
-	- [[Iridocyclitis]]
-	- [[Ciliary Body Tumours]]
-	- [[Choroiditis]]
-	- [[Degenerative Myopia]]
-	- [[Anterior Segment Ischaemia]]
-	- [[Retinitis Pigmentosa]]
-	- [[Retinal Detachment]]
-	- [[Glaucoma]]
-	- Chronic [[Uveitis]]
+	- {{embed ((675ae3d9-5da8-439c-bc82-befdf3102729))}}

pages/Congenital Cataract.md

@@ -1,4 +1,13 @@
 # Treatment #eye-prof-written #card
 deck:: #Eye
 id:: 67543e2b-f1e3-450f-b293-ece95eb20a0c
-	- Surgery within first 4-6 weeks of life
+	- Surgery within first 4-6 weeks of life
+- Developmental cataract may be preset *at birth([[Congenital Cataract]])* or it may develop later
+- Most common morphological type
+	- Punctate Cataract
+	- Zonular Cataract (maternal infection, malnutrition, placental haemorrhage)
+	- Fusiform Cataract
+	- Nuclear Cataract
+	- Coronary Cataract
+	- Anterior Capsular Cataract
+	- Posterior Capsular Cataract

pages/Hematoma Auris.md

@@ -44,8 +44,6 @@
 		- Aspiration may need to be repeated, when ails, incision and drainage. Then Pressure applied by dental rolls tied through and through sutures.
 	- ### Medical Treatment
 		- Prophylactic Antibiotic
-	- ### Lifestyle and Dietary Recommendations
-	- ### Follow-up
 - ## Prognosis
   background-color:: blue
 	- ### Expected Course

pages/Malignant Otitis Externa.md

@@ -26,10 +26,9 @@
   id:: 7cb04bbd-1833-4b20-951c-15e69c28556d
   deck:: #ENT
 	- ### Signs and Symptoms
-		- #### Symptoms
-			- Excruciating pain
-			- Appearance of granulations in the ear canal
-			- Facial paralysis is common
+		- Excruciating pain
+		- Appearance of granulations in the ear canal
+		- Facial paralysis is common
 - ## Diagnosis
   background-color:: blue
 	- ### Clinical Diagnosis
@@ -55,6 +54,7 @@
 		- Toilet of ear canal. REmoev discharge, debris and granulations or any dead tissue or bone
 	- ### Lifestyle and Dietary Recommendations
 		- Control of Diabetes
+		- Keep Ear Dry
 	- ### Follow-up
 		- ((6757a3e7-9b44-4101-a82f-5c6b79cc4fba))
 - ## Prognosis

pages/Otomycosis.md

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-- #definition It is a fungal infection of external auditory canal #ent-prof-written #[[External Ear]] #card
+- #definition {{c1 It is a fungal infection of external auditory canal}} #ent-prof-written #[[External Ear]] #card
   id:: 6733ccee-4455-4ccc-aecc-9123043c28a7
   deck:: #ENT
 - alias:: AA03
@@ -14,9 +14,8 @@
 		- _[[Candida albicans]]_ (whitish)
 	- ### Risk Factors
 		- Hot and humid climate
-		- More in summer, DM, topical use of antibiotics
-		- Secondary to bacterial infection diffuse otitis externa and suppurative otitis media
-			- At that time antibiotic should not be given because antibiotic solution support the growth of fungus
+		- [[Diabetes Mellitus]]
+		- Topical use of Antibiotics (H/O [[Diffuse Otitis Externa]], [[Suppurative Otitis Media]]
 - ## Epidemiology
   background-color:: blue
 	- ### Incidence
@@ -74,7 +73,7 @@
 				- Other borad-spectrum antifungal agents : Cotrimazole and Povidone Iodine
 				- Two percent salicylic acid in alcohol is also effective
 			- Antifungal treatment should be continued for a week even after apparent cure to avoid recurrences
-			- AntiHistamine if edema in external auditory canal
+		- AntiHistamine if edema in external auditory canal
 		- Antibiotic/steroid preparation for secondary bacterial infections
 	- ### Lifestyle and Dietary Recommendations
 		- Ear must be kept dry

pages/Perichondritis.md

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 - alias::
   ICD-11_Code::
   tags:: #Disease
-- #definition {{c1 It is defined as inflammation of the perichondrium of the pinna #ent-prof-}}card  #card #[[External Ear]] 
+- #definition {{c1 It is defined as inflammation of the perichondrium of the pinna }} #ent-prof-card  #card #[[External Ear]] 
   id:: 67542d40-7651-40c8-92c2-cf87ac1d55e6
   deck:: #ENT
 - ## Etiology

pages/Suppurative Otitis Media.md

@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+- [[Acute Suppurative Otitis Media]]
+- [[Chronic Suppurative Otitis Media]]

pages/Wax.md

@@ -78,10 +78,9 @@ tags:: #Disease
 			- ((67579917-c01b-4bbc-afc5-c1fcbe54be4f))
 			  logseq.order-list-type:: number
 		- #### Signs
-			- Impacted wax is seen in auroscopic findings
-				- brownish, hard or soft mass in the [[EAC]]
-	- ### Stages or Classification
-	- ### Diagnostic Criteria
+	- ### Auroscopic Examination
+		- Impacted wax is seen in auroscopic findings
+			- brownish, hard or soft mass in the [[EAC]]
 - ## Diagnosis
   background-color:: blue
 	- ### Clinical Diagnosis
@@ -103,7 +102,6 @@ tags:: #Disease
 				- Hydrogen peroxide, liquid paraffin or olive oil may also achieve the same result
 				- Commercial drops containing ceruminolytic agents like paradichlorobenzene 2% can also be sued and above methods tried again
 		- Any ulceration seen in meatal wall as a result of impacted wax is protected by application of suitable antibiotic ointment
-	- ### Lifestyle and Dietary Recommendations
 - ## Prognosis
   background-color:: blue
 	- ### Expected Course

pages/secondary cataract.md

@@ -1,11 +1 @@
 alias:: Pre-Senile Cataract
-
-- # Classification #card #eye-prof-written 
-  id:: 67543970-cf9e-4228-b3b7-61294f25edbc
-  deck:: #Eye
-	- [[Complicated Cataract]] ([[Cataract associated with ocular disease]])
-	  id:: 674efd41-101b-4067-9662-d0191a8cb9ef
-	- [[Cataract associated with Systemic Disease]] #eye-prof-written
-	  id:: 674efec6-e3f8-4894-afe4-9cfd2ddd3bb2
-	- [[Cataract due to other causes]]
-	  id:: 674f6120-7649-47e3-944a-6007e8f416c9