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Current Medical Research and Opinion, 2017 Purpose: To evaluate the efficacy and safety of superior peripheral iridotomy versus inferior peripheral iridotomy in the treatment of primary angle-closure glaucoma (PACG) in phakic patients.
Farzan Kianersi, Afsaneh Naderi Beni
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Hyphema Complicating Laser Iridotomy
Archives of Ophthalmology, 1982Hyphema resulting from a laser iridotomy (iridectomy) occurred in a patient with chronic subclinical angle closure glaucoma. This complication has been described previously in patients with rubeosis iridis and uveitis and in patients receiving anticoagulant drugs, but to our knowledge, this is the first report of a hyphema resulting from a laser ...
B L, Hodes, J F, Bentivegna, N J, Weyer
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2017
Laser iridotomy functions to relieve pupillary block by allowing an equalization of pressure between the anterior and posterior chambers. Patients should have had nonindentation gonioscopy that demonstrated contact between the iris and the trabecular meshwork typically for greater than 180° of the angle, although clinician discretion may be employed on
Nathan M. Radcliffe, Tarika Thareja
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Laser iridotomy functions to relieve pupillary block by allowing an equalization of pressure between the anterior and posterior chambers. Patients should have had nonindentation gonioscopy that demonstrated contact between the iris and the trabecular meshwork typically for greater than 180° of the angle, although clinician discretion may be employed on
Nathan M. Radcliffe, Tarika Thareja
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Iridotomies on eyes with uveitis: indications and technique
British Journal of Ophthalmology, 2019Posterior synechiae are common complications of anterior uveitis, and can result in pupillary seclusion, iris bombe and angle-closure. In this issue of the journal, Betts and associates1 describe their experience in managing such patients. Despite the limitations of a non-randomised, retrospective study, their results support the assumption of many ...
Gary N, Holland, Keith, Barton
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Archives of Ophthalmology, 1983
In Reply. —In Dr Belcher's letter, a few points were raised that are of historical interest, and I am grateful for these astute amendments. Indeed, Dr Meyer-Schwickerath performed "photocoagulation" and the laser was not invented until 1960. It seems that Dr Zaret has, to some extent, suffered the same fate as Carl Adolph von Basedow and Caleb Hiller ...
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In Reply. —In Dr Belcher's letter, a few points were raised that are of historical interest, and I am grateful for these astute amendments. Indeed, Dr Meyer-Schwickerath performed "photocoagulation" and the laser was not invented until 1960. It seems that Dr Zaret has, to some extent, suffered the same fate as Carl Adolph von Basedow and Caleb Hiller ...
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Comments on surgical iridotomy technique
Journal of Cataract and Refractive Surgery, 2014Seshubabu, Gosala +1 more
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