'Angle closure' presentation slideshows

Glaucoma Clinical Update

Glaucoma Clinical Update. Barry Emara MD FRCS(C) Giovanni Caboto Club October 3, 2012. Objectives. Understand the different categories of glaucoma Recognize the symptoms and signs of open angle and angle-closure glaucoma Identify and refer patients at risk for damage caused by glaucoma

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Fine Tuning Glaucoma Diagnosis and Management in Haiti

Fine Tuning Glaucoma Diagnosis and Management in Haiti. Daniel Laroche MD Director of Glaucoma, St Lukes -Roosevelt Hospital, NY President, Advanced Eyecare of New York Assistant Clinical Professor Ophthalmology New York Eye and Ear Infirmary New York Medical College

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Red Eye

Red Eye. GPVTS - November 2010. Overview. History & Examination When to refer Causes or red eye Case studies. Rectus muscle. Ciliary Body. Retina. Iris. Choroid. Cornea. Sclera. Optic nerve. Aqueous. Lens. Vitreous. History. Onset Location (unilateral / bilateral / sectoral)

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ADMISSIONS CONFERENCE

ADMISSIONS CONFERENCE. Pamela Marie B. Imperial December 10, 2011. IDENTIFYING DATA. ACUIN, Mercy Perez 57 / Female Married Filipino Roman Catholic From Pangasinan Admitted: Dec. 9, 2011. CHIEF COMPLAINT. Eye redness, left (< 2 weeks). HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS.

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Canadian Ophthalmological Society

Evidence-based Clinical Practice Guidelines for the Management of Glaucoma in the Adult Eye. Canadian Ophthalmological Society. Angle-closure Glaucomas. Angle-closure glaucomas. The most useful classification for angle-closure glaucoma is based upon etiology.

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OPHTHALMOLOGY Glaucoma

OPHTHALMOLOGY Glaucoma. MBChB 4 Prof P Roux 2012. WHAT IS GLAUCOMA? A GROUP OF DISEASES IN WHICH INTRAOCULAR PRESSURE (IOP) CAUSES DAMAGE TO VISION. COMMON FEATURES: Optic disc cupping Visual field loss Raised intraocular pressure (Usually). AQUEOUS HUMOUR DYNAMICS:. PRODUCTION.

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Glaucoma

Glaucoma. Kelli Shaon, O.D. Glaucoma. Progressive optic neuropathy that is characterized by cupping of the optic nerve, loss of NFL, and VF defects Elevated IOP can be associated, but NOT always Theories of etiology: Mechanical vs. Ischemia vs. pre-programmend Cellular suicide (apoptosis).

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Acute Glaucoma Conditions

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EBM Case Discussion

EBM Case Discussion. Supervisor: Dr. ??? Speaker: R1 ???. Case. name: ?? x ? No.: 20992840 age: 73 F. Chief complaint (99.8.25). Blurred vision OU. Glaucoma was diagnosed 2 months ago, cosopt use. Past history. OPH history: OP (-), trauma (-)

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Drug Induced Glaucoma

Drug Induced Glaucoma. Jorge L. Fernandez-Bahamonde, MD. Definition. Topical, peri-orbital, local or systemic medications that lead to increase IOP and subsequent glaucoma. Corticosteroids. Non-steroidals agents. Corticosteroids. Most common cause is from topical administration.

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Diagnosis and Management of Angle Closure Glaucoma

Diagnosis and Management of Angle Closure Glaucoma. Angle Closure Glaucoma (ACG). Introduction Readings: Bartlett & Jaanus, pp. 693-694, Kanski, pp. 421-436 Overview: Risk factors for Narrow Angles Primary Angle Closure Attack Intermittent Angle Closure Primary Angle Closure Suspect

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Dr. Jordi Loscos Arenas Hospital Universitari Germans Trias i Pujol, Barcelona

Utilidad de la iridoplastia en GCAP. Dr. Jordi Loscos Arenas Hospital Universitari Germans Trias i Pujol, Barcelona. Corectopi a. Utilidad de la iridoplastia en GCAP. Dr. P. Romera Glaucoma Consultant. DO J. Castellvi Optometrist. Dr S Grixolli Resident 4th year. Corectopi a.

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1. Pathogenesis

PRIMARY ANGLE-CLOSURE GLAUCOMA. 1. Pathogenesis. 2. Classification. 3. Intermittent. 4. Acute congestive. 5. Post congestive. 6. Chronic. Anatomical predispositions. Shallow anterior chamber. Convex iris-lens diaphragm. Narrow entrance to chamber angle. Pupil block.

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