Orbital - Vitreous Hemorrhage - Washing Machine Sign
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47 y/o M with coronary artery disease on aspirin/clopidogrel with 4 days of decreased vision in his right eye. POCUS demonstrates swirling, amorphous echogenicities known as "the washing machine sign." If the eye remains still the blood will settle with gravity. Fundoscopic evaluation by ophthalmology confirmed the diagnosis of vitreous hemorrhage. Dr. Matthew Riscinti and Dr. Taylor Conrad - Kings County/SUNY Downstate Emergency Medicine