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| Feature | CMV Retinitis | ARN | PORN/PRN |
|---|---|---|---|
| Host | Immunocompromised | Immunocompetent | Severely immunocompromised |
| Vitritis | Mild | Severe (panuveitis) | Minimal |
| Cause | CMV | HSV/VZV | VZV (mainly) |
| Progression | Weeks | Days to weeks | Very rapid |
| Hemorrhage | Prominent | Present, less than CMV | Uncommon |
| Vasculitis | Present | Occlusive arteritis | Absent/mild |
| Syndrome | Key Features | Genetics |
|---|---|---|
| Usher syndrome | RP + sensorineural deafness | AR; MYO7A, USH2A |
| Bardet-Biedl syndrome | RP + polydactyly + obesity + renal dysfunction + mental disability | AR; BBS genes (non-motor cilia) |
| Refsum disease | RP + peripheral neuropathy + cerebellar ataxia + ichthyosis | AR; PHYH, PEX7; phytanic acid accumulation |
| Leber congenital amaurosis | Severe early-onset RP equivalent; nystagmus, poor visual acuity at birth | AR; RPE65, GUCY2D, CRB1 |
| Kearns-Sayre syndrome | RP-like + ptosis + ophthalmoplegia + cardiac conduction defects | Mitochondrial DNA deletions |
| Modality | Best For | Key Findings in Retinitis/Choroiditis |
|---|---|---|
| Fluorescein Angiography (FA) | Retinal vasculature, retinal neovascularization, leakage | Active retinitis: hyperfluorescent leakage; old scars: window defects; CMV: necrosis; APMPPE: early hypofluorescence → late staining |
| ICG Angiography | Choroidal vasculature | Gold standard for choroiditis; shows more lesions than FA; hypofluorescence = choriocapillaris non-perfusion |
| OCT | Outer retinal and RPE structure | Retinitis: retinal thickening, necrosis; RP: outer nuclear layer thinning; MNV subretinal fluid |
| OCT Angiography (OCTA) | Non-invasive visualization of retinal and choroidal capillaries | Shows choriocapillaris flow void; MNV detection without dye |
| Fundus Autofluorescence (FAF) | RPE health/dysfunction | Active lesions: hyperAF; atrophic/dead RPE: hypoAF; RP: hyperAF ring |
| ERG | Global photoreceptor function | RP: reduced scotopic rod responses early; absent rod response in advanced; birdshot: abnormal rod+cone late |
| Visual Fields | Functional loss, monitoring progression | RP: ring scotoma, field constriction; birdshot: large defects |
| Condition | Population | Unilateral/Bilateral | Key Feature | Vitritis |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CMV Retinitis | AIDS (CD4<50) | Unilateral initially | Pizza pie hemorrhages | Mild |
| Toxoplasma | Any, worldwide | Unilateral typically | Headlight-in-fog near old scar | Moderate-severe |
| ARN | Healthy adult | Unilateral initially | Panuveitis + peripheral necrosis + vasculitis | Severe |
| PORN/PRN | AIDS (severe) | Bilateral | Rapid necrosis, minimal vitritis | Minimal |
| RP | Hereditary | Bilateral | Bone spicules + waxy disc + ERG loss | None |
| MEWDS | Young women | Unilateral | Self-limited, dots disappear quickly | Mild 50% |
| APMPPE | Young adults | Bilateral | Large placoid lesions, post-viral | Mild |
| Serpiginous | Middle-aged M | Bilateral | Peripapillary serpentine atrophy, recurrent | None/mild |
| MFC | Young women | Bilateral | Multiple lesions, MNV common | Present |
| PIC | Young myopic F | Bilateral 80% | Macular dots, no vitritis, MNV 40% | Absent/minimal |
| Birdshot | Caucasian adults | Bilateral | HLA-A29>95%, cream lesions, ERG abnormal | Bilateral |
| VKH | Darkly pigmented | Bilateral | Serous RD + systemic melanocyte features | Panuveitis |
| Mechanism | Examples |
|---|---|
| Direct viral infection/necrosis | CMV retinitis, ARN, PORN |
| Parasite replication + immune response | Toxoplasma retinochoroiditis |
| Choriocapillaris hypoperfusion/occlusion | APMPPE, serpiginous choroidopathy |
| Autoimmune T-cell attack on choroidal stroma | Birdshot (HLA-A29), VKH, sympathetic ophthalmia |
| Photoreceptor apoptosis from genetic mutations | Retinitis pigmentosa |
| RPE toxicity | Chloroquine/hydroxychloroquine, thioridazine |
| Hematogenous fungal seeding | Pneumocystis, Cryptococcus, Candida choroiditis |
| Granulomatous infiltration | TB, sarcoidosis, syphilis |
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"Part 1 · What is Retinitis? — Definition, anatomy, classification",
"Part 2 · Infectious Retinitis — CMV, Toxoplasma, ARN, PORN",
"Part 3 · Retinitis Pigmentosa — Genetics, pathogenesis, management",
"Part 4 · What is Choroiditis? — Classification, ICG-based taxonomy",
"Part 5 · Infectious & Non-Infectious Choroiditis — White dot syndromes",
"Part 6 · Recent Advances & Clinical Trials (2024–2026)"
], 2);
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
// SECTION 1 — RETINITIS
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
addDivider("SECTION 1", "Retinitis — Definition, Anatomy & Classification", 3);
addSlide("What Is Retinitis?", [
"Inflammation of the retina — the light-sensitive inner layer of the eye",
"Contains rods, cones, RPE, and retinal vasculature across 10 layers",
"Outer nuclear layer (photoreceptors) → RPE → Bruch's membrane → Choroid",
"The term 'retinitis' is sometimes a misnomer (e.g., RP is not inflammatory)",
"Can be infectious, autoimmune, hereditary, or toxic in origin",
"Rapid diagnosis essential — most forms lead to irreversible vision loss if untreated"
], 4);
addSlide("Classification of Retinitis", [
"Infectious (Viral): CMV retinitis, ARN (HSV/VZV), PORN (VZV), Toxoplasma",
"Infectious (Bacterial/Fungal): Syphilis, TB, Candida, Aspergillus, Cryptococcus",
"Hereditary / Degenerative: Retinitis Pigmentosa and variants",
"Autoimmune: Birdshot retinochoroidopathy, VKH disease",
"Toxic / Drug-Induced: Chloroquine, hydroxychloroquine, thioridazine",
"Idiopathic: Multifocal retinitis, IRVAN syndrome"
], 5);
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
// CMV RETINITIS
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
addDivider("CMV RETINITIS", "Most Common Opportunistic Ocular Infection in AIDS", 6);
addSlide("CMV Retinitis — Epidemiology & Risk Factors", [
"Cytomegalovirus (herpesvirus): latent in general population, reactivates with immunosuppression",
"Most common opportunistic ocular infection in AIDS patients",
"Risk threshold: CD4+ < 50 cells/μL (highest risk); screen 3-monthly",
"Also occurs with organ transplant, chemotherapy, systemic steroids",
"Since ART, incidence has declined; prevalence remains high due to better survival",
"Retinal microangiopathy (cotton-wool spots) is a marker predicting CMV retinitis risk"
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"Primary CMV infection in childhood/adulthood → establishes latency in mononuclear cells",
"CD4+ T-cell depletion → loss of immune surveillance over latent virus",
"Reactivation → hematogenous spread to retinal pigment epithelium and ganglion cells",
"CMV replicates → full-thickness retinal necrosis starting in one or two foci",
"Necrotic areas expand circumferentially along vascular arcades",
"Necrotic retina forms holes → rhegmatogenous retinal detachment (RRD) in up to 50%"
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addSlide("CMV Retinitis — Clinical Features", [
"Symptoms: reduced vision (macular involvement), floaters; peripheral onset often asymptomatic",
"Anterior uveitis mild; vitritis typically mild (severe in immune recovery uveitis)",
"Classic 'Pizza Pie / Margherita Pizza': dense white infiltration + flame hemorrhages",
"Starts peripherally (90%), extends along vascular arcades; central in 10%",
"Indolent pattern: granular, fewer hemorrhages, slow peripheral progression",
"Immune Recovery Uveitis (IRU) after ART — can progress to phthisis bulbi"
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addSlide("CMV Retinitis — Investigations & Treatment", [
"Investigations: Vitreous/aqueous PCR (gold standard), CD4+ count, CMV plasma PCR",
"ART: mainstay — restores immune control; stop antivirals when CD4 > 100–150 cells/μL",
"Valganciclovir oral: induction 900 mg BD × 3 weeks; maintenance 900 mg OD",
"Intravitreal: ganciclovir 2 mg, foscarnet 1.2 mg, or cidofovir 20 μg for near-macula lesions",
"Vitrectomy + endolaser + silicone oil tamponade: 75% success for CMV-related RRD",
"Side effect: neutropenia from valganciclovir — treat with filgrastim (G-CSF)"
], 10);
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// TOXOPLASMA
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addDivider("TOXOPLASMIC RETINITIS", "Most Common Infectious Posterior Uveitis Worldwide", 11);
addSlide("Toxoplasma — Pathogenesis & Triggers", [
"Toxoplasma gondii: obligate intracellular protozoan; infects via undercooked meat or cat oocysts",
"Congenital: transplacental transmission → bilateral chorioretinal scars in neonate",
"Acquired: hematogenous spread → tissue cysts (bradyzoites) in retinal cells",
"Cyst rupture → tachyzoites released → focal retinal necrosis + immune response",
"Reactivation triggered by: pregnancy, immunosuppression, HIV (CD4 < 200), older age",
"In AIDS: CD4 depletion → uncontrolled parasite replication → large multifocal necrosis"
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addSlide("Toxoplasma — Clinical Features & Treatment", [
"Classic: 'Headlight in the fog' — active white fluffy lesion adjacent to old pigmented scar",
"Moderate to severe vitritis and anterior uveitis typical; retinochoroiditis (both layers)",
"Immunocompromised: large, bilateral, necrotizing retinitis without old satellite scar",
"Standard: Pyrimethamine + Sulfadiazine + Folinic acid (4–6 weeks)",
"Alternatives: Co-trimoxazole (TMP-SMX), Clindamycin 300 mg QDS",
"Adjunctive steroids after 24–48 hrs antibiotics for macular or optic nerve involvement"
], 13);
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
// ARN & PORN
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
addDivider("ARN & PORN", "Necrotizing Herpetic Retinitis", 14);
addSlide("Acute Retinal Necrosis (ARN)", [
"Rare, devastating necrotizing retinitis in otherwise immunocompetent individuals",
"HSV in younger patients; VZV in older patients; can follow HSV encephalitis",
"American Uveitis Society Criteria: panuveitis + peripheral retinal necrosis foci",
"Circumferential spread; occlusive arteritis; contralateral eye involvement 30% (if untreated)",
"Poor prognosis: >50% achieve only 6/60 due to ischemia or RRD",
"Treatment: IV aciclovir 15 mg/kg q8h × 10–14 days; then oral × 6–12 weeks; vitrectomy for RRD"
], 15);
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"Caused predominantly by VZV in severely immunocompromised (AIDS, CD4 very low)",
"Key distinction: minimal anterior uveitis and vitritis (unlike ARN and CMV)",
"Three stages: multifocal deep retinal infiltrates → full-thickness necrosis → atrophy + RRD",
"Cherry-red spot may appear at macula in early stage; perivenular translucency characteristic",
"Extremely poor prognosis: no light perception in >50% of affected eyes",
"Treatment: ART + combined IV & intravitreal ganciclovir + foscarnet; RRD surgery often fails"
], 16);
// ARN vs CMV vs PORN comparison
addTwoColSlide(
"ARN vs CMV Retinitis vs PORN — Quick Comparison",
"ARN / PORN",
[
"ARN: immunocompetent; HSV (young) / VZV (old)",
"ARN: panuveitis — severe vitritis",
"ARN: peripheral necrosis, occlusive arteritis",
"PORN: severely immunocompromised; VZV",
"PORN: minimal vitritis, rapid full-thickness necrosis",
"PORN: prognosis — NLP in >50% eyes"
],
"CMV Retinitis",
[
"AIDS (CD4 < 50); CMV reactivation",
"Mild vitritis (except in IRU)",
"'Pizza pie' — dense white + flame hemorrhages",
"Peripheral start (90%); extends centrally",
"RRD in up to 50% if untreated",
"Treatment: valganciclovir + ART"
],
17
);
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
// RETINITIS PIGMENTOSA
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
addDivider("RETINITIS PIGMENTOSA", "Hereditary Rod-Cone Dystrophy — Most Common Inherited Retinal Disease", 18);
addSlide("Retinitis Pigmentosa — Overview", [
"Not inflammatory — a misnomer; RP is hereditary rod-cone degeneration (Robbins/Harrison's)",
"Prevalence 1:3000–1:5000; most common hereditary retinal degeneration worldwide",
"AD (later onset, RHO mutations most common), AR (earlier), X-linked (earliest/most severe)",
"Mutations in >100 gene loci: phototransduction, retinoid cycle, photoreceptor structure, cilia",
"X-linked RP: 90% due to RPGR gene mutations (RPGR protein in connecting cilium of rods)",
"Sporadic forms exist: incomplete penetrance, small families, AR in isolation"
], 19);
addSlide("RP — Pathogenesis (Cellular Level)", [
"Mutation → rod photoreceptors die first by apoptosis (cone death partly via RIP kinase)",
"Rod loss → nyctalopia (night blindness) and peripheral visual field loss",
"Secondary cone loss may occur via loss of rod-derived trophic support factors",
"RPE degeneration → melanin-laden macrophages migrate around blood vessels",
"Bone-spicule pigmentation, arteriolar attenuation, waxy disc pallor result",
"Mutations in RHO (rhodopsin), USH2A, RGPR, EYS genes most frequently identified"
], 20);
addSlide("RP — Classic Triad & Symptoms", [
"Classic diagnostic triad: bone-spicule pigmentation, arteriolar attenuation, waxy disc pallor",
"Symptom sequence: nyctalopia → ring scotoma (mid-peripheral) → tunnel vision → central loss",
"Photopsia (flashing lights) not uncommon; often precedes field loss",
"AD: 4th–5th decade onset; AR: 2nd–3rd decade; XL: 1st–2nd decade (most severe)",
"Associated: posterior subcapsular cataract (50%), cystoid macular edema (20–30%)",
"ERG abnormal before visible fundus changes — early detection tool"
], 21);
addSlide("RP — Syndromic Forms", [
"20–30% of RP is syndromic — associated with systemic disease",
"Usher Syndrome: RP + sensorineural hearing loss — most common (MYO7A, USH2A; AR)",
"Bardet-Biedl: RP + polydactyly + obesity + renal dysfunction + cognitive impairment",
"Refsum Disease: RP + peripheral neuropathy + cerebellar ataxia + ichthyosis (phytanic acid)",
"Leber Congenital Amaurosis: severe early-onset RP; nystagmus + poor VA at birth (RPE65)",
"Kearns-Sayre: RP-like + ptosis + progressive external ophthalmoplegia (mitochondrial DNA)"
], 22);
addSlide("RP — Investigations", [
"ERG: reduced scotopic rod responses → absent rod response; combined + cone responses later",
"FAF: hyperautofluorescent ring around fovea; hypoAF in photoreceptor-loss zones",
"OCT: outer nuclear layer thinning, photoreceptor outer segment loss",
"Visual fields: ring scotoma, progressive field constriction (Goldmann / Humphrey 30-2/60-4)",
"OCTA: choriocapillaris flow void in advanced stages",
"Genetic testing: identifies mutation; essential for gene therapy eligibility"
], 23);
addSlide("RP — Treatment (Current Standard)", [
"No curative treatment for most forms; goal is slowing progression",
"Vitamin A palmitate 15,000 IU/day: may slow ERG decline in specific genotypes (evidence mixed)",
"Carbonic anhydrase inhibitors (oral acetazolamide / topical dorzolamide) for CMO in RP",
"Anti-VEGF agents for refractory CMO; light protection (amber lenses, <550 nm block)",
"Chloroquine/HCQ toxicity mimics RP → bull's-eye maculopathy; monitor with OCT + 10-2 fields",
"FDA-approved: Voretigene neparvovec (Luxturna) for RPE65-mutant retinal dystrophy"
], 24);
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
// GENE THERAPY CLINICAL TRIALS
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
addDivider("GENE THERAPY", "Clinical Trials in Retinitis Pigmentosa (2023–2026)", 25);
addSlide("Gene Therapy — Approved & Phase 3 Trials", [
"Voretigene neparvovec (Luxturna): FDA-approved 2017; AAV2-RPE65 subretinal; LCA & RP",
"Botaretigene Sparoparvovec (AAV5-RPGR): Phase 1/2 RCT (PMID 38871269) — safe, well-tolerated",
"Botaretigene: improvements in retinal sensitivity + functional vision vs deferred group at Wk 52",
"LANDSCAPE Phase 2/3 pivotal trial (Beacon Therapeutics): enrollment complete; results 2026",
"Cotoretigene Toliparvovec (BIIB112/AAV8-RPGR): XIRIUS Phase 2/3 (PMID 38423215)",
"XIRIUS: low-dose showed significant LLVA improvement vs control; Phase 3 planned"
], 26);
addSlide("Gene Therapy — Emerging Platforms", [
"Ocugen OCU400 (modifier / gene-agnostic therapy): Phase 3, 140 participants enrolled (2025)",
"OCU400: two arms — RHO-mutation RP and other-gene RP; 2:1 treatment:control; results 2027",
"Optogenetics (MCO-010, Nanoscope): introduces channelrhodopsins into surviving retinal cells",
"MCO-010 RESTORE study: 3-year data (AAO 2025) — mutation-agnostic, applicable in end-stage RP",
"Subretinal vs suprachoroidal delivery: increasing interest in less-invasive injection routes",
"CRISPR-based correction: preclinical studies advancing for dominant-negative RHO mutations"
], 27);
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
// SECTION 2 — CHOROIDITIS
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
addDivider("SECTION 2", "Choroiditis — Definition, Classification & Clinical Entities", 28);
addSlide("What Is Choroiditis?", [
"Inflammation of the choroid — vascular layer between retina and sclera",
"Choroid supplies outer retina via choriocapillaris; stromal vessels; Sattler's & Haller's layers",
"Outer retina (RPE + photoreceptors) entirely dependent on choroidal blood supply",
"Choroidal inflammation → rapid RPE and outer retinal damage → 'chorioretinitis'",
"ICG angiography: gold standard imaging — penetrates RPE, directly images choroidal vasculature",
"Most clinical entities involve both choroid + retina: termed retinochoroiditis or chorioretinitis"
], 29);
addSlide("ICG-Based Classification of Choroiditis (Kanski)", [
"1A. Primary choriocapillaritis: MEWDS, APMPPE, Serpiginous, MFC, PIC",
"1B. Secondary choriocapillaritis (pathogen-triggered): Syphilis ASPPC, TB serpignoid",
"2A. Primary stromal choroiditis: Birdshot (HLA-A29), VKH, Sympathetic ophthalmia",
"2B. Secondary stromal choroiditis: Sarcoidosis, Tubercular, Syphilitic chorioretinitis",
"Distinction guides treatment: choriocapillaritis → steroids; stromal → immunomodulation",
"Infectious causes must be excluded before initiating immunosuppression"
], 30);
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
// INFECTIOUS CHOROIDITIS
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
addDivider("INFECTIOUS CHOROIDITIS", "Pneumocystis · Cryptococcus · TB · Syphilis", 31);
addSlide("Infectious Choroiditis — Fungal & Bacterial", [
"Pneumocystis choroiditis: P. jirovecii in AIDS (CD4 very low); yellow-orange lesions, no vitritis",
"Systemic prophylaxis (TMP-SMX) dramatically reduced incidence vs inhaled pentamidine",
"Cryptococcal choroiditis: hematogenous or via optic nerve from CNS; multifocal + vasculitis",
"Aspergillus: IV drug use, transplant, neutropenia; macular predilection; worse prognosis",
"TB choroiditis: multifocal tuberculomas or serpiginoid pattern; diagnose with QuantiFERON + CXR",
"Syphilitic ASPPC: large bilateral placoid lesions; IV penicillin G × 10–14 days + steroids"
], 32);
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// WHITE DOT SYNDROMES
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
addDivider("WHITE DOT SYNDROMES", "Idiopathic Non-Infectious Choroiditis", 33);
addSlide("MEWDS — Multiple Evanescent White Dot Syndrome", [
"Young adult women; often preceded by viral illness or flu vaccination",
"Unilateral; painless blurring, photopsia, scotomas; dots disappear quickly clinically",
"Numerous small (100–300 μm) grey-white patches sparing fovea; orange granular fovea",
"FA: early hyperfluorescence; ICG: hypofluorescent lesions (more than clinically visible)",
"Self-limited; resolves in weeks; treatment not required; recurrence 10%",
"Recurrent MEWDS → suspect Multifocal Choroiditis (MFC)"
], 34);
addSlide("APMPPE — Acute Posterior Multifocal Placoid Pigment Epitheliopathy", [
"Young adults, bilateral; often post-viral (flu-like prodrome); HLA-B7 and HLA-DR2 linked",
"Large deep yellow-white placoid lesions at posterior pole; subretinal macular fluid",
"FA: early dense hypofluorescence → late hyperfluorescent staining (classic pattern)",
"ICG: early and late hypofluorescence = choriocapillaris non-perfusion",
"Prognosis generally good; 25% limited to 6/15 or worse if fovea damaged",
"Association with cerebral vasculitis — evaluate neurological symptoms urgently"
], 35);
addSlide("Serpiginous Choroidopathy", [
"Middle-aged men > women; HLA-B7 associated; bilateral but asymmetrical; chronic recurrent",
"Serpentine geographic RPE/choriocapillaris atrophy starting peripapillary, extending outward",
"Active: grey-white fuzzy-bordered lesions; inactive: sharp pigmented atrophic areas",
"Prognosis poor: ~25% of eyes end with VA < 6/60; MNV is a complication",
"'Serpignoid' mimics: TB and syphilis — must be excluded before immunosuppression",
"Treatment: oral steroids + cyclosporine/azathioprine/MMF; anti-VEGF for MNV"
], 36);
addSlide("Idiopathic Multifocal Choroiditis (MFC)", [
"Young to middle-aged women; bilateral asymmetric; chronic recurrent; flu-like onset",
"Multiple ovoid yellowish-grey lesions (50–350 μm) at posterior pole and periphery",
"Inactive lesions: sharp margins with pigmented borders — resemble POHS spots",
"MNV in 25–35%; CMO; subretinal fibrosis; anterior uveitis in 50%; vitritis present",
"Visual fields show large defects disproportionate to fundus findings (key diagnostic clue)",
"Treatment: systemic + local steroids; steroid-resistant → cyclosporine/tacrolimus + MMF"
], 37);
addSlide("Punctate Inner Choroidopathy (PIC)", [
"Young myopic women; both eyes 80%; macular predominance; PIC is likely a variant of MFC",
"Key: anterior uveitis and vitritis absent or very mild (differentiates from MFC and MEWDS)",
"Small yellow-white macular spots (fuzzy borders) at inner choroid/outer retina level",
"MNV develops in up to 40% — major cause of vision-threatening central visual loss",
"OCTA: subretinal MNV; ICG: vasculitis of small choroidal vessels and choriocapillaris",
"Treatment: observation unless MNV — then steroids + anti-VEGF (2024 systematic review)"
], 38);
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addDivider("STROMAL CHOROIDITIS", "Birdshot Retinochoroidopathy & VKH Disease", 39);
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"Middle-aged Caucasians; strongest HLA association in ophthalmology: HLA-A29 > 95% positive",
"Autoimmune T-cell mediated attack on choroidal stroma; bilateral; insidious onset",
"Multiple cream-coloured choroidal patches radiating from disc, sparing macula initially",
"FA: extensive vascular leakage; ICGA: persistent hypofluorescence (more lesions than FA)",
"ERG: initially normal → rod and cone abnormalities with progression; visual field monitoring key",
"Treatment: steroids; steroid-resistant → cyclosporine/tacrolimus + MMF; anti-VEGF for MNV"
], 40);
addSlide("Vogt-Koyanagi-Harada (VKH) Disease", [
"Young adults; darkly pigmented races (Japanese, Hispanic, Middle Eastern, South Asian)",
"Autoimmune attack on melanocytes in choroid, inner ear, skin, meninges — HLA-DR4 linked",
"4 Phases: prodromal (headache, tinnitus) → uveitic (bilateral serous RD) → convalescent → chronic",
"Convalescent: sunset glow fundus (diffuse RPE depigmentation), Dalen-Fuchs nodules",
"Chronic phase: recurrent anterior uveitis; glaucoma, cataract, subretinal fibrosis",
"Treatment: high-dose IV methylprednisolone → oral taper; cyclosporine/azathioprine/MMF"
], 41);
addSlide("Sympathetic Ophthalmia", [
"Bilateral granulomatous uveitis following penetrating trauma or surgery to one eye",
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"Mechanism: melanocyte antigens exposed by trauma → T-cell mediated response (similar to VKH)",
"Onset: weeks to years post-trauma; early onset has worse prognosis",
"Features: panuveitis, Dalen-Fuchs nodules, diffuse choroiditis, exudative RD in severe cases",
"Treatment: systemic steroids + immunosuppression; enucleation of unsalvageable exciting eye"
], 42);
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// DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING
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addDivider("DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING", "Multimodal Approach to Retinitis & Choroiditis", 43);
addSlide("Diagnostic Imaging — Key Modalities", [
"FA (Fluorescein Angiography): retinal vasculature, leakage, neovascularization; window defects at scars",
"ICG Angiography: gold standard for choroiditis; penetrates RPE; shows choriocapillaris non-perfusion",
"OCT: outer retinal/RPE structure; retinitis = thickening/necrosis; RP = outer nuclear layer thinning",
"OCTA: non-invasive choroidal + retinal capillary imaging; MNV detection; choriocapillaris flow voids",
"FAF: RPE health; hyperAF = stressed RPE; hypoAF = RPE loss; hyperAF ring in RP",
"ERG: global photoreceptor function; abnormal in RP before visible fundus changes"
], 44);
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// RECENT ADVANCES
// ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
addDivider("RECENT ADVANCES", "Clinical Trials & Evidence 2024–2026", 45);
addSlide("Recent Advances — Gene & Cell Therapies", [
"Botaretigene Sparoparvovec Ph 1/2 (NCT03252847): safe, efficacious in XLRP; Phase 3 supported",
"XIRIUS Ph 2/3 — cotoretigene toliparvovec: low-dose improved LLVA vs control at 12 months",
"Ocugen OCU400 gene-agnostic Phase 3: 140 participants enrolled 2025; results expected 2027",
"Optogenetics MCO-010 (RESTORE study): 3-year AAO 2025 data — mutation-agnostic end-stage RP",
"Luxturna (RPE65) long-term data: sustained visual function improvement at 5+ years post-treatment",
"CRISPR correction of dominant-negative RHO mutations: preclinical advancement ongoing"
], 46);
addSlide("Recent Advances — Pharmacologic & Imaging", [
"Dexamethasone implant (Ozurdex) in uveitis/choroiditis: effective IOP control + inflammation (2025 meta-analysis, PMID 40829733)",
"Interferons (IFN-α/β) for refractory birdshot retinochoroidopathy and viral retinitis (PMID 38727788)",
"Intravitreal clindamycin + dexamethasone for macular toxoplasma: favorable outcomes (PMID 39813301)",
"OCTA now standard in PIC/choroiditis workup: detects MNV without dye injection (PMID 38181975)",
"RELITE (Regenerative Retinal Laser & Light Therapies): new nomenclature + classification 2024 (PMID 39210705)",
"CRISPR-Cas12a point-of-care assay for fungal endophthalmitis diagnosis (2025)"
], 47);
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// DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS
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addDivider("DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS", "Quick Comparison Table", 48);
addSlide("Retinitis — Differential Diagnosis", [
"CMV Retinitis: AIDS (CD4 < 50), pizza-pie hemorrhages, mild vitritis, periphery first",
"Toxoplasma: immunocompetent/HIV, headlight-in-fog near old scar, moderate vitritis",
"ARN: immunocompetent, panuveitis + peripheral necrosis + occlusive arteritis, rapid",
"PORN: AIDS (severe), minimal vitritis, rapid full-thickness necrosis, NLP in >50%",
"Retinitis Pigmentosa: hereditary, bone spicules, waxy disc, no inflammation, bilateral",
"Toxic retinopathy: drug history (chloroquine/HCQ), bull's-eye maculopathy, bilateral"
], 49);
addSlide("Choroiditis — Differential Diagnosis", [
"MEWDS: young women, unilateral, self-limited evanescent dots, no vitritis; good prognosis",
"APMPPE: young adults, bilateral, post-viral, large placoids, FA early hypofluorescence",
"Serpiginous: middle-aged men, peripapillary serpentine, HLA-B7, recurrent, poor prognosis",
"MFC: young women, bilateral, vitritis, MNV 25–35%, visual fields > fundus changes",
"PIC: young myopic women, macular, no vitritis, MNV 40%; treat with anti-VEGF",
"Birdshot: Caucasian, HLA-A29 > 95%, cream lesions, ERG abnormal, bilateral"
], 50);
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// PATHOMECHANISM SUMMARY
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addSlide("Pathomechanism Summary", [
"Direct viral infection/necrosis: CMV retinitis, ARN, PORN — rapid full-thickness damage",
"Parasite replication + host immune response: Toxoplasma retinochoroiditis",
"Choriocapillaris hypoperfusion/occlusion: APMPPE, serpiginous choroidopathy",
"Autoimmune T-cell attack on stroma: Birdshot (HLA-A29), VKH, sympathetic ophthalmia",
"Photoreceptor apoptosis from genetic mutation: Retinitis Pigmentosa (>100 gene loci)",
"Granulomatous infiltration: TB, sarcoidosis, syphilis (treponema-driven)"
], 51);
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// TREATMENT PRINCIPLES
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"Viral (CMV/ARN): antivirals (valganciclovir, aciclovir, foscarnet)",
"Toxoplasma: pyrimethamine + sulfadiazine + folinic acid",
"RP: no cure; VA support, gene therapy for specific mutations",
"Vitrectomy + silicone oil for RRD in necrotizing retinitis",
"ART: mainstay for all HIV-related infectious retinitis",
"Gene therapy: approved (RPE65/Luxturna); RPGR Phase 3 underway"
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"Corticosteroids: first-line for most non-infectious choroiditis",
"Steroid-sparing: cyclosporine, tacrolimus, MMF, azathioprine",
"Anti-VEGF: for MNV complicating MFC, PIC, serpiginous",
"Biologics (adalimumab, infliximab): refractory uveitis/choroiditis",
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"Infectious: treat cause first (ATT for TB, penicillin for syphilis)"
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Retinitis Choroiditis
Presentation · PPTX
| Section | Slides | Content |
|---|---|---|
| Title + Outline | 1–2 | Professional title slide + roadmap |
| Retinitis — Basics | 3–5 | Definition, anatomy, classification |
| CMV Retinitis | 6–10 | Epidemiology, pathogenesis, features, investigations, treatment |
| Toxoplasmic Retinitis | 11–13 | Pathogenesis, clinical features, treatment |
| ARN & PORN | 14–17 | Clinical criteria, comparison table |
| Retinitis Pigmentosa | 18–24 | Genetics, pathogenesis, triad, syndromic forms, investigations, treatment |
| Gene Therapy Trials | 25–27 | Luxturna, Botaretigene, XIRIUS, OCU400, optogenetics |
| Choroiditis — Basics | 28–30 | Definition, ICG classification |
| Infectious Choroiditis | 31–32 | Pneumocystis, Cryptococcus, TB, Syphilis |
| White Dot Syndromes | 33–38 | MEWDS, APMPPE, Serpiginous, MFC, PIC |
| Stromal Choroiditis | 39–42 | Birdshot, VKH, Sympathetic ophthalmia |
| Imaging + DDx | 43–50 | Multimodal imaging, differential diagnosis tables |
| Treatment + Advances | 51–53 | Pathomechanisms, treatment comparison, key takeaways |
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| Topic | Notes | PPT Slides |
|---|---|---|
| Definition & Anatomy of Retinitis | ✅ | Slide 4 |
| Classification of Retinitis | ✅ | Slide 5 |
| CMV — Epidemiology, Risk, Pathogenesis | ✅ | Slides 7–8 |
| CMV — Clinical Features, Investigation, Treatment | ✅ | Slides 9–10 |
| Toxoplasma — Pathogenesis, Clinical, Treatment | ✅ | Slides 12–13 |
| ARN — Criteria, Prognosis, Treatment | ✅ | Slide 15 |
| PORN — Stages, Distinction from CMV/ARN, Treatment | ✅ | Slide 16 |
| ARN vs CMV vs PORN Comparison | ✅ | Slide 17 |
| RP — Overview, Genetics, Inheritance | ✅ | Slide 19 |
| RP — Cellular Pathogenesis | ✅ | Slide 20 |
| RP — Classic Triad & Symptoms | ✅ | Slide 21 |
| RP — Syndromic Forms (Usher, Bardet-Biedl, Refsum, LCA, KSS) | ✅ | Slide 22 |
| RP — Investigations (ERG, FAF, OCT, fields, genetics) | ✅ | Slide 23 |
| RP — Treatment (Vit A, CAI, anti-VEGF, Luxturna) | ✅ | Slide 24 |
| Gene Therapy — Luxturna, Botaretigene, Cotoretigene/XIRIUS | ✅ | Slide 26 |
| Gene Therapy — OCU400, Optogenetics, CRISPR | ✅ | Slide 27 |
| Choroiditis Definition & ICG Classification | ✅ | Slides 29–30 |
| Infectious Choroiditis (Pneumocystis, Cryptococcus, TB, Syphilis, Aspergillus) | ✅ | Slide 32 |
| MEWDS | ✅ | Slide 34 |
| APMPPE | ✅ | Slide 35 |
| Serpiginous Choroidopathy | ✅ | Slide 36 |
| Multifocal Choroiditis (MFC) | ✅ | Slide 37 |
| Punctate Inner Choroidopathy (PIC) | ✅ | Slide 38 |
| Birdshot Retinochoroidopathy | ✅ | Slide 40 |
| VKH Disease (all 4 phases) | ✅ | Slide 41 |
| Sympathetic Ophthalmia | ✅ | Slide 42 |
| Diagnostic Imaging (FA, ICG, OCT, OCTA, FAF, ERG) | ✅ | Slide 44 |
| Recent Advances — Gene & cell therapy (2024–26) | ✅ | Slide 46 |
| Recent Advances — Ozurdex, interferons, RELITE, CRISPR | ✅ | Slide 47 |
| Differential Diagnosis (Retinitis) | ✅ | Slide 49 |
| Differential Diagnosis (Choroiditis) | ✅ | Slide 50 |
| Pathomechanism Summary | ✅ | Slide 51 |
| Treatment Principles — Retinitis vs Choroiditis | ✅ | Slide 52 |
| Key Takeaways | ✅ | Slide 53 |
| Missing Item | Where it was in notes |
|---|---|
| Toxic retinopathy (chloroquine/thioridazine) as a dedicated slide | Part 7 in notes — partially mentioned in Slide 24 (treatment) and Slide 49 (DDx) but no standalone slide |
| Acute multifocal retinitis (cat-scratch disease/Bartonella) | Part 8 in notes — not in PPT |
| Relentless Placoid Chorioretinitis (RPC / ampiginous) | Part 12 in notes — not in PPT |
| Persistent Placoid Maculopathy (PPM) | Part 12 in notes — not in PPT |
| Solitary Idiopathic Choroiditis (SIC) | Part 13 in notes — not in PPT |
| Frosted Branch Angiitis (FBA) — primary & secondary forms | Part 14 in notes — only mentioned as a complication in CMV slide |
| IRVAN syndrome | Listed in classification slide only; no dedicated slide |
| Candidal endophthalmitis (detailed) | Mentioned briefly in classification; no dedicated slide |
| Detailed retinal anatomy layers (all 10 named layers) | Simplified to 3 lines in Slide 4 |