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Demographics:
81 years old, Male
Indication:
Fall
Findings
- No acute fracture or foreign body. Small calcification at the insertion sites of the medial rectus muscles bilaterally, compatible with benign calcified scleral plaques.
Diagnosis
Calcific Scleral Plaques
Discussion
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Calcific scleral plaques are typically located at the insertion of the medial and lateral rectus muscles on the globe.
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The presence of senile plaques increases with age and they are common in elderly patients (>20% in patients at 80 years and older).
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Usually can be distinguished from a foreign body given typical location and patient age.
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Annotated Images & Illustrations
scleral-plaque
References