1 MCQs in Ophthalmology for NEET PG
A 52-year-old man with type 2 diabetes for 12 years presents for routine eye screening. He is asymptomatic with 6/6 acuity bilaterally. Dilated fundoscopy reveals scattered round red dots at the posterior pole, along with a few hard exudates temporal to the fovea. No cotton-wool spots, venous beading, or neovascularization is noted. The structures marked **A** in the diagram represent the earliest clinically visible lesions of diabetic retinopathy. Which of the following best explains why these lesions appear round rather than flame-shaped?
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