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PCV is a variant of CNV which is ….

• CNV type 1 and single recurrent RPE serosanguineous detachments

• CNV type 2 and single recurrent RPE serosanguineous detachments

• CNV type 1 and multiple recurrent RPE serosanguineous detachments

• CNV type 2 and multiple recurrent RPE serosanguineous detachments

Pathogenesis for PCV was similar with BRVO in terms of ….

• Lots of pericytes and thickened endothelial cells

• Stasis due to venule compression

• Bulging vessel formed cuboid form

• Regenerated tissue causing leakage

The right statement of PCV below is ….

• Range between 50-65 years old, in Asian 60-72 years old

• Among Asian mostly affected women

• Three times increased predilection in pigmented races

• All races are affected equally

Risk factors for PCV is ….

• CRAO-related patomechanism

• Choroidal thinning

• Thrombocytosis

• Increased serum levels of MMP

The right classification of PCV based on Japanese Study Group of PCV is ….

• Quiescent, hemorrhagic, serous PCV

• Quiescent, non-hemorrhagic, serous PCV

• Quiescent, hemorrhagic, exudative PCV

• Quiescent, non-hemorrhagic, intraretinal PCV

A 55 yo man, came to the clinic with chief complaint of blurred vision. Anterior segment examination was within normal limit. On posterior segment examination, it was found that all lead to PCV. Which sign could we find on his posterior segment?

• Greyish-red intraretinal nodules

• Serosanguineous maculopathy

• Normal tygroid retina

• Complete exudation with the same size of lesion

Decreased visual acuity usually found in PCV, if ….

• No exudation

• Minimal subretinal fluid or hemorrhage

• Treated with antiVEGF

• Massive submacular hemorrhage

Imaging modalities that can be utilized for diagnosing PCV is ….

• OCT, FFA, ICG-A, OCT-A

• OCT, USG, ICG

• USG, CT SCAN

• CT SCAN, MRI Orbita

OCT can be used to diagnose PCV if this sign appears ….

• Double layer sign with three hyperreflective lines

• Hyporeflective ring underneath PED

• Thumb-like sign with moderate reflectivity within the peak polyp

• One VT shaped depression

EVEREST Criteria for diagnosing PCV is ….

• Normal vascular channel in ICGA supplying the polyps

• Nodular appearance with pulsatile polyp

• Hyperfluorescent halo

• Minimal submacular hemorrhage