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Glaucomas, Ocular Hypertension

Classification of the Glaucomas

Congenital Dysgenetic Glaucomas, see also Congenital Syndromes

Corneal Diseases and Secondary Glaucomas

Lens-Induced (Phakogenic) Glaucoma (see also angle closure glaucoma)

Medication-Induced Changes

Neovascular Secondary Glaucoma, Rubeosis Iridis

Nerve-Fiber Layer

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Peripapillary Retinoschisis with Two Isolated Cavities in POAG (Colour, Visual Field, OCT)

Pigment-Dispersion Syndrome

Inverser Pupillarblock bei Pigmentdispersionssyndrom vor und nach YAG-Iridotomie (SL-OCT-Bilder)

Inverser Pupillarblock bei Pigmentdispersionssyndrom im Anfall vor YAG-Iridotomie (SL-OCT)

Inverser Pupillarblock bei Pigmentdispersionssyndrom nach YAG-Iridotomie (SL-OCT)

Pigment Dispersion Syndrome

Pigment Dispersion Syndrome with Krukenberg Spindle

Pigment Dispersion Syndrome, Cataract

Pigment Dispersion Syndrome, Zonular fibers

Pigment-Dispersion Syndrome, Secondary Open-Angle Glaucoma, Gonioscopy

Secondary Open Angle Glaucoma in Pigment Dispersion Syndrome with Small Optic Discs (Colour Photography Posterior Segment, OCT, Visual Field, HRT)

Subluxated Lens in Pigment Dispersion Syndrome

Postoperative Cases and Surgical Procedures

Primary Chronic Open-Angle Glaucoma (POAG)

Primary Pupillary-Block and Angle-Closure, Secondary Malignant Glaucomas (see also: Lens-induced Glaucomas)

Radius-Maumenee Syndrome

Trauma (Injury) and Secondary Glaucomas

Uveitis and Secondary Glaucomas

Hypertensive Retinopathy

Iris and Ciliary Body

Lacrimal System

Neuro-Ophthalmology

Strabismus, Ocular Motility Disorders

Systemic Diseases

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Inverser Pupillarblock bei Pigmentdispersionssyndrom nach YAG-Iridotomie (SL-OCT)

Diagnosis:	Inverser Pupillarblock bei Pigmentdispersionssyndrom nach YAG-Iridotomie (SL-OCT)
Comment to photo:	2 Tage nach der YAG-Iridotomie. Im SL-OCT-Bild zeigt sich nun eine normal tiefe Vorderkammer und ein normal weit offener Kammerwinkel. Die im Anfall sichtbare starke Innenwölbung der Iris ist verschwunden. IOP=15 mmHg, reizfreier Vorderabschnitt, keine Schmerzen. Die YAG-Iridotomie führte zu einem Flüssigkeitsstrom von der Vorderkammer in die Hinterkammer und beendete den inversen Pupillarblock.
Author(s):	Korbmacher, Judit, Dr.med., Augenklinik mit Poliklinik, Friedrich-Alexander Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg¦5, Erlangen, Deutschland
ICD10-Code:
Path:	Glaucomas, Ocular Hypertension -> Pigment-Dispersion Syndrome -> Inverser Pupillarblock bei Pigmentdispersionssyndrom vor und nach YAG-Iridotomie (SL-OCT-Bilder)
Additional keywords:	Inverser Pupillarblock, Pigmentdispersionssyndrom, Melanindispersionssysndrom, SL-OCT
Image ID:	8198

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