Instead of a case this month I have a number of questions regarding odd medical observations.  Interstingly most have something to do with the eye.  Please share your own body oddities with your colleagues.  Just submit a “comment” below or at the end of the answer page.  For the answer page, click the link below.

Question 1:  Using your ophthalmoscope you notice that not only is the exam amazingly easy, but that the retina is a beautiful patchwork of blues and greens with red arteries and a white optic disc.  What condition does your patient have?

Question 2:  How can you see the arterial ramifications of your own retina?

Question 3:  How can you use your hands alone to see clearly underwater, as if you had a mask?

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