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Retinal Vascular Disease -- Retinal circulation -- Diabetic retinopathy -- Retinal venous occlusive disease -- Retinal arterial occlusive disease -- Ocular ischaemic syndrome -- Hypertensive disease -- Sickle-cell retinopathy -- Retinopathy of prematurity [worldcat.org]

Trabeculodialysis • Similar to goniotomy • Usually for children with secondary glaucoma from inflammation (juvenile chronic arthritis) • Differs from goniotomy in that knife cuts at Schwalbe's line • Meshwork is pushed interiorly using flat side of blade [alpfmedical.info]

Uveitis -- Introduction -- Clinical features -- Special investigations -- Principles of treatment -- Intermediate uveitis -- Uveitis in spondyloarthropathies -- Uveitis in juvenile arthritis -- Uveitis in bowel disease -- Uveitis in renal disease -- Sarcoidosis [worldcat.org]

2748 candidial 4720 amphotericin B 4723 classification of SLE 4430 reactive arthritis (Reiterвs syndrome) 4797в8 in Wegenerвs granulomatosis 4449 arthritis, rheumatoid, adult 4417в27 amyloid deposition 4521 clinical features 4419в20 criteria 4418 DMARDS [channel2012.ru]

• Absence of angle recess with iris inserted directly into trabeculum Clinical features of primary congenital glaucoma Breaks in Descemet membrane • Depend on age of onset • Bilateral in 75% but frequently asymmetrical Corneal oedema associated with lacrimation [edurev.in]

[…] angle recess with iris inserted directly into trabeculum Flat iris insertion Concave iris insertion 3 Clinical features of primary congenital glaucoma Depend on age of onset Bilateral in 75 but frequently asymmetrical Corneal oedema associated with lacrimation [powershow.com]

• Lacrimation in an infant is usually considered to be due to congenital nasolacrimal duct blockage and thus early diagnosis of congenital glaucoma may be missed. • Photophobia may be due to keratitis or uveitis. • Raised IOP in infants may also be [slideshare.net]

Lacrimal Drainage System -- Anatomy -- Physiology -- Causes of a watering eye -- Evaluation -- Acquired obstruction -- Congenital obstruction -- Lacnmal surgery -- Chronic canaliculitis -- Dacryocystitis -- 3. [worldcat.org]

[…] goniosynechialysis 2562 peripheral iridotomy 2562 surgical iridectomy 2816в18 sutures 2816 therapy 2560в3, 2811в18 laser 2561в2 parasympathic agents 2560в1 surgical 2562в3 trabecular meshwork 2549 angle-supported PIOLs EEffects, 1092в4, 1095 angular artery, lacrimal [channel2012.ru]

Ant - Actinic keratosis - keratoacanthoma In:Uncommon - Ectropion - Entropion In: Uncommon - Blepharitis posterior - BCC - SCC - Sebaceous cell carcinoma - Dry eye syndrome In: Very Common - Blepharitis ant - BCC - SCC - Sebaceous cell carcinoma - Dry [brainscape.com]

[…] retinopathy - Primary angle closure or primary angle closure glaucoma - Iridocorneal endothelial syndrome or anterior segment dysgenesis - Epithelial or fibrous downgrowth - Aphakia - Chronic or recurrent uveitis - Steroid-induced glaucoma - Severe posterior blepharitis [apps.who.int]

Benign nodules and cysts -- Benign epidermal tumours -- Benign pigmented lesions -- Benign adnexal tumours -- Miscellaneous benign tumours -- Malignant tumours -- Disorders of lashes -- Allergic disorders -- Bacterial infections -- Viral infections -- Blepharitis [worldcat.org]

Strabismus 767,767 Keilbeinmeningeom 833в834, 834 Keratektasie 71в72,72 Keratektomie, photorefraktive (PRK) 325 Keratitis в Adenovirus-Infektion 230 в AkanthamoМben 276в278 в AkanthamoМbenzysten 276 в bakterielle 177, 260 в 261, 261, 262 в 264 в в Blepharitis [channel2012.ru]

Nystagmus and esotropia have been reported. The iris is rudimentary with a poorly developed stromal pattern and sometimes eccentrically located holes. The ultrasound may reveal remnants of degenerative lens capsules. [disorders.eyes.arizona.edu]

Exotropia occurs more frequently than esotropia. The strabismus is not always related to ametropia and may be associated with cranial anomalies. [healio.com]

Born with nystagmus OU and esotropia, prior best-corrected visual acuity (BCVA) 20/80 OD and 20/80 left eye (OS). [webeye.ophth.uiowa.edu]

Strabismus -- Introduction -- Amblyopia -- Clinical evaluation -- Heterophoria -- Vergence abnormalities -- Esotropia -- Exotropia -- Special syndromes -- Alphabet patterns -- Surgery -- 19. [worldcat.org]

Sclera and Cornea Although blue scleras have been described in iridocorneal mesodermal dysgenesis, they have not been found more frequently than in other developmental defects of the anterior segment. [healio.com]

Episclera and Sclera -- Anatomy -- Episcleritis -- Immune-mediated scleritis -- Infectious scleritis -- Scleral discoloration -- Blue sclera -- Miscellaneous conditions -- 9. [worldcat.org]

Durham DG: Cutis hyperelastica (Ehlers-Danlos syndrome) with blue scleras, microcornea, and glaucoma. Arch Ophthalmol 49:220, 1953 4. McKusick VA: Megalocornea. In McKusick VA (ed): Mendelian Inheritance in Man, p 639. [oculist.net]

Retina and Choroid Although various disc and retinal vascular anomalies have been reported in isolated instances in Rieger's syndrome, there is apparently no constantly associated neuroretinal anomaly other than cupping of the optic disc if glaucoma should [healio.com]