Ophtalmologie in der Tiermedizin, Augenkrankheiten bei Tieren West Highland White Terrier

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West Highland White Terrier - Part 3
OPH234 Author: Prof. Dr. Peter Bedford

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This is the right eye of a 3-month-old West Highland White Terrier. The left eye looks similar and the owner who has brought the dog in for vaccination is concerned that there may be a sight problem. The dog is unsure of itself and has bumped into furniture and other stationary objects.

Why do you think there could be a sight problem?

Because of:

	a) the presence of the optic nerve hypoplasia
	b) the presence of the cataract
	c) the absence of chiasmal crossover
	d) the smallness of the eye