1. His eyes are going; he says he has glaucoma.

2. She was also undergoing tests for suspected glaucoma.

3. Amongst these are glaucoma and nystagmus.

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4. For Hazel Rodgers, a 78-year-old glaucoma sufferer who credits marijuana with helping to save her eyesight.

5. Glaucoma can result from increased intraocular pressure.

6. Can high intraocular pressure develop glaucoma?

7. Approximately 7 million patients worldwide become blind of glaucoma.

8. Weight Lifting May Increase Risk of Glaucoma.

9. Objective To investigate the pathogenesis of primary angle-closure glaucoma.

10. Under the impression of absolute glaucoma, evisceration was performed.

11. Chronic Open-angle glaucoma is a common form of glaucoma.

12. Hypermetropic eye may occur angle - Closure Glaucoma.

13. Posterior subcapsular cataracts, increased intraocular pressure, glaucoma and exophthalmos.

14. Methods 11 cases with pupillary block glaucoma diagnosed by ultrasound biomicroscopy were studied which had been suspected as malignant glaucoma at the beginning.

15. Glaucoma is a disorder characterized by increased intraocular pressure (IOP) that ultimately damages the optic nerve, leading to visual field loss.

16. Method Chronic glaucoma rat models were built and IOP were measured persistently.

17. Commercial SLO and SLP used for glaucoma management incorporate semiautomated morphometry algorithms which make partial correction for ocular magnification (OCT does not).

18. Rehak J. Neovascular glaucoma and intraocular pressure . Acta Univ Palaoki Olomuc Fac Med 1992; 133:71.

19. The more serious effects include acute confusional states, tachycardia, urinary retention, and aggravation of glaucoma.

20. Marijuana has been touted as a useful treatment for glaucoma.

21. His views on the nature of astigmatism were important and he improved the treatment of acute glaucoma.

22. This class of drug is also contraindicated in narrow-angle glaucoma.

23. A medical spokesman explained that he needed an urgent operation to treat glaucoma caused by diabetes.

24. Andrew Miles was born blind in his left eye and lost his sight completely at 26 due to glaucoma.

25. Those on moderate or low doses of inhaled steroids showed no increased risk of glaucoma or ocular hypertension.

26. Objective To discuss the pathogenesis and treatment choices of miotic - induced malignant glaucoma.

27. AIM:To evaluate the clinical effect of ECCE and IOL implantation combined with anterior-chamber cleaning for phacolytic glaucoma.

28. Results: The eyes pressure of 52 patients suffered from acute angle-closure glaucoma were normal and no complications were found when they left hospital.

29. Objective : To investigate the therapeutic effects of laser therapy on retinal detachment of glaucoma after operation.

30. CONCLUSION: Hyperosmotic glucose combined with furosemide is an effective method to treat shallow anterior chamber after glaucoma filtering surgery.

31. Objective 90% glycerine was used to postbulbar inject to block the ophthalmic ganglia in the absolute glaucoma patients , that released their distress.

32. Method 24 eyes of angle-closure glaucoma with deep anterior chamber were studied , and IOPs, gonioscopies and ultrasound biomicroscopy results were recorded.

33. Objective To observe the change components of extracellular matrix of lamina cribrosa ( LC ) in experimental glaucoma.

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34. Objective To evaluate the effectiveness of non-perforating trabecular surgery ( NPTS) combination with amniotic membrane implantation on treatment of secondary open-angle glaucoma.

35. Inverted postures can increase pressure in the eye and so are dangerous for those with eye problems such as glaucoma and detached retina.

36. This paper deals with the double trephine technique in scleral groove and the analysis of longterm postoperative results of various types of glaucoma (110 eyes).

37. Onyx: Helpful in treating glaucoma, epilepsy, and cell damage. Attuned to 1 st and 5 th chakra's.

38. The first is a handful of ocular diseases like pigmentary glaucoma.

39. AIM the changes of anterior chamber angle of the primary closure glaucoma and after dropping pilocarpine.

40. Talk with your doctor before using a decongestant if you have high blood pressure, kidney disease, glaucoma, thyroid problems or diabetes.

41. The structure of the optic head has been found superior : inferior predilection for injury in glaucoma.

42. OBJECTIVE To investigate the indication of the ciliary body flat fistulation and curative effect to tenacious and complex glaucoma.

43. How the occurrence eye of can sex see not fair thing? Be glaucoma augural? Meeting blindness?

44. Self-testing by using the glaucoma self-test tables, could enhance the humans ability to prevent and early diagnose glaucoma, and decrease blind incidence.

45. The case was complicated with glaucoma and abnormalities of the electroretinogram.

46. It is of great importance to recognize patients who are predisposed to narrow - angle glaucoma.

47. Acute glaucoma treatment should be different for different patients, with the phased implementation of personalized treatment.

48. Primary open-angle glaucoma, status as a glaucoma suspect, and a family history of glaucoma are risk factors for an ocular hypertensive response with the use of corticosteroid therapy.

49. Objective:To study the apoptosis of trabecula cells in normal and angle closure glaucoma(ACG) and to explore the relationship between the rate of apoptosis and intra-ocular pressure(IOP)in ACG.

50. Intumescent cataract patient could topically use iridoconstrictor to prevent secondary glaucoma.

51. Chamber angle impair is major cause of postoperative secondary glaucoma. Abnormality of lens haptics position, hemorrhage and persistent inflammation were also play a role in secondary glaucoma.

52. Objective To explore the clinical features and treatment methods of the phacolytic glaucoma.

53. Clinical features include microspherophakia, lens ectopia, glaucoma, brachydactyly, short status and so on.

54. If the IOP cannot be managed with the addition of glaucoma medications, subspecialty care from a glaucoma specialist should be sought as some patients may go on to require surgical intervention.

55. Aim To observe the value of hyaluronidase in treatment of filtering passage obstruction and of intraocular pressure (IOP) re-elevation after glaucoma trabeculectomy.

56. Methods Non-penetrating trabecular surgery and laser peripheral iridectomy were performed on 44 eyes of 36 patients with juvenile glaucoma.

57. It may have acutely breaking out, and easy incorrectly diagnosed, correctly diagnosed was relied on examination of angle of anterior chamber, it should be treated as primary open-angle glaucoma.

58. Narrow-angle glaucoma, sometimes called angle-closure glaucoma, is much less common.

59. The patient with acute angle - closure glaucoma requires immediate medication to lower the IOP.

60. The workers look for conditions including glaucoma night blindness and other problems.

61. Prophylactic filtering operation may have benefit on preventing development of secondary glaucoma.

62. Objective To investigate Endothelin ( ET ) s . possible role in primary open - angle glaucoma.

63. Conclusion: Condensation to partial ciliary body and the whole retina plus second-stage trabeculectomy is one of so effective methods in the treatment of neoformative vascular glaucoma.

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64. Carbonic anhydrase inhibitors (CAIs) were first used to lower intraocular pressure (IOP) in glaucoma in 1954, with the introduction of acetazolamide, methazolamide and diclofenamide were subsequently.

65. Conclusions The incidence of low-tension shallow anterior chamber caused by glaucoma surgery is 19.5%, which is correlated with intraocular pressure before surgery.

66. Glaucoma is characterized by elevated intraocular pressure associated with optic cupping and visual field loss.

67. Objective To analyze the advantages of subconjunctival anesthesia in trabeculectomy for middle or late glaucoma.

68. Objective To analyze the difference of retinal nerve fiber layer thickness between primary open-angle glaucoma and high myopia suspected glaucoma.

69. Excess scarring of the conjunctiva is the major cause to the failure of glaucoma filtering surgery.

70. Conclusion Diclofenac sodium can effectively reduce the inflammatory response in acute glaucoma of before and after operation.

71. Objective To study the imaging characteristics of ultrasound biomicroscopy of secondary pupillary block glaucoma.

72. Objective To observe the clinic effect of the diode laser trabeculoplasty in primary open-angle glaucoma(POAG)and part of none-lens chronic glaucoma.

73. Objective To investigate the efficacy and safety of laser peripheral iridoplasty combined with iridotomy for acute angle-closure glaucoma.

74. Methazolamide (MTZ) is a carbonic anhydrase inhibitor widely used in oral administration in the treatment of glaucoma.

75. Objective:To assess the efficacy and safety of dorzolamide-timolol combination versus latanoprost in the treatment of open-angle glaucoma.

76. AIM:To observe the efficacy of laser peripheral iridectomy in the fellow eyes of acute angle-closure glaucoma eye by ultrasound biomicroscopy.

77. In the most common type of glaucoma, open-angle glaucoma, fluid cannot drain properly from the eyeball(), leading to increased pressure within the eye and resulting in damage to the optic nerve.

78. Conclusion: Phacoemulsification and posterior chamber intraocular lens(IOL) implantation is a effective way in treating angle-closure glaucoma with cataract.

79. To assess the clinical application of scanning laser polarimetry in the diagnosis of open-angle glaucoma.

80. Objective To evaluate the efficacy of Cyclocryotherapy combined with retrobulbar injection of dehydrated alcohol in treating late neovascular glaucoma patients, that released their distress.

81. Objective To explore the effect of quantitative acupuncture manipulation on aqueous outflow (F value) in the patient of acute angle closure glaucoma at "clinical prodromal stage".

82. Objective To study the presentation of frequency doubling perimetry (FDP) in patients with primary open angle glaucoma(POAG).

83. Methods 39 cases(39 eyes) of uncontrolled glaucoma received middle layer sclerectomy combined trabeculectomy and anterior angle dissection.

84. The pathogenesis of secondary glaucoma is related to iridotrabecular dysgenesis. It is essential to detect and to treat the secondary glaucoma as early as possible.

85. In particular , literature pertaining to glaucoma in response to intravitreal triamcinolone acetonide will be reviewed.

86. Objective To study the therapeutic effect of methazolamide on glaucoma.

87. The acid phosphatase alkaline phosphatase lactate dehydrogenase and succinate dehydrogenase in the endothelium on the trabecular meshwork in primary glaucoma were studied.

88. CONCLUSION:Astrocytes may take part in the further lesion of nerve fiber in glaucoma, and inhibit the regeneration of nerve fiber axis-cylinder.

89. Objective To investigate clinical and nursing of amniotic membrane transplantation for glaucoma.

90. Although 25 eyes presented with acute angle closure glaucoma , 6 eyes were insidious onset and asymptomatic.

91. Objective : To investigate the relationship between the classification of glaucoma and the changes of static threshold field.

92. Damage to ganglion cells in the retina may play a role in the development of glaucoma.

93. The most common is primary open-angle glaucoma, in which the eye's drainage canals are partly clogged.

94. Systemic use of the anti - muscarinic agents can also precipitate glaucoma in such predisposed patients.

95. Methods 261 cases ( 493 eyes ) with glaucoma were treated with filtering operation.

96. Chronic glaucoma can be treated with drugs that contract the pupil.

97. Objective:To analysis of 12 cases of iritis secondary to glaucoma filtering surgery cases occur hypopyon treatment and care.

98. Huge bite cell gobbles up fragment of deliquescent red blood cell, block Yu Xiaoliang, make Xiaoliang metamorphic, the likelihood causes cytolysis sex glaucoma.

99. The article summarizes the achievements of the study progress about the normal structure of optic disk lamina and pathological alteration in glaucoma and looks into the future.

100. Objective:purpose:Discuss the effect of lamina sclerectomy associate penetrating trabeculectomy to treat angle-closure glaucoma.

101. You should also have regular tests if you are over 30 and have a close blood relative with glaucoma .

102. Conclusion:The combining examination of VEP and ERG in glaucoma following cataract have great value in selecting operation mode and forecasting visual function.

103. Conclusion Silicone oil in anterior chamber, emulsified silicone oil, peripheral anterior synechia of iris, intraocular lens and aphacia were the main causes of silicone oil glaucoma.

104. The workers look for conditions glaucoma, night blindness and other problems.

105. Complications included early hypotony associated with exudative choroidal detachment, malignant glaucoma, erosion of the polypropylene suture knot, and mal position of tube, corneal decompensation.

106. Improves visual function including night vision by preventing or relieving glaucoma and age-related macular decline.

107. Retinal detachment, myopic maculopathy , glaucoma, and cataract are four major complications can cause blindness.

108. Epidemiologic studies have shown that intra-ocular pressure alone is generally in- sufficient basis for the diagnosis and initiation of therapy for glaucoma.

109. Corticosteroid - induced ocular hypertension and glaucoma has been recognized for more than 50 years.

110. Conclusion The patients with glaucoma whose hemodynamic change of eye blood vessel have no group specificity.

111. A visual field test may be performed on glaucoma suspects to detect peripheral vision loss.

112. Ophthalmotonometry is one of the leading methods used during screening examinations and while examining the patient suffered from ophthalmohypertension, glaucoma or with suspicion of glaucoma.

113. Objective:To evaluate the effect of the combined phacoemulsification and trabeculectomy or peripheral iridectomy for cataract patients with angle closure glaucoma.

114. The correlationship between the blood velocities of the ocular artery(OA), central retinal artery (CRA)and the blood viscosity in patients with primary open-angle glaucoma (74 eyes) were analysed.

115. The aims of this article are to provide an overview of current drug management of glaucoma and introduce new drug being investigated about pharmacodynamic action and mechanism.

116. It is successful for 33 cases ophthalmic surgery to use peribulbar anesthesia . including senile cataract 23 cases, glaucoma 4 caes.

117. Contrary to popular belief glaucoma is not always caused by elevated intraocular pressure.

118. Objective To evaluate and compare efficacy and safety of subconjunctive and retrobulbar anesthesia for glaucoma operation.

119. Glaucoma is a neurodegenerative disease characterized by progressive loss of retinal ganglion cells and optic nerve axons, and accompanied by loss of visual field sensitivity.

120. RESULTS: All the 423 patients in acute glaucoma group and 346 in the chronic glaucoma group finished the survey and were analyzed in the result.

121. A colorless or yellow poisonous compound, C11H 16N 2O 2, obtained from the leaves of the jaborandi and used to induce sweating, promote salivation, and treat glaucoma.

122. Diet is a major factor in cataract and glaucoma as well.

123. Results 7 patients showed different degrees of hypopyon, 1 patient with hyphema, 2 cases of cataracts, 1 case with glaucoma.

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124. This surgery ia effective, simple and safe to treat the secondary glaucoma following the contusion hyphema.

125. Acute myopia and secondary angle-closure glaucoma - patients should be cautioned to seek medical attention if they experience blurred vision or ocular pain.

126. MethodsDeep sclerectomy with absorbable suture implant was per formed on 26 eyes of 18 patients with open-angle glaucoma.

127. Conclusion:Trabeculostomy with deep sclerectomy is a safe, reliable and effective surgical therapy for primary close-angle glaucoma.

128. This test summarise incidence rate, risk factors, nosogenesis and clinical therapy of silicone oil glaucoma.

129. Of all the secondary glaucoma peripheral anterior synechia ( PAS ) was the most frequent ( 82 % ) mechanism.

130. METHODS The rabbit models of experimental chronic glaucoma were produced by injecting 2.5 % methylcellulose into bilateral anterior chamber.

131. Acute angle-closure glaucoma causes definite symptoms of sudden excruciating pain in or around the eye and can be accompanied by nausea and vomiting.

132. Methods:Of 14 patients with iridodialysis, 10 patients also had traumatic cataract, 6 had lens dislocation, 4 had secondary glaucoma, 1 had traumatic ciliary body detachment.

133. Objective:To observe the clinical effect of paracentesis of anterior chamber before trabeculectomy in treatment of primary angle-closure glaucoma with persistent high intraocular pressure.

134. People with a high degree of short sight are more prone to chronic glaucoma.

135. AIM: To invest the effect and mechanism about hyperosmotic glucose combined with furosemide to treat shallow anterior chamber after glaucoma filtering surgery?

136. Objective To determine whether lower blood velocities and high resistive index in the retrobulbar arteries are primary or secondary to glaucoma damage in patients with primary open-angle glaucoma.

137. Objective To learn the psychological state of patients with acute angle-closure glaucoma and put forward corresponding nursing strategies.

138. METHODS: NPTS combined with reticulated hyaluronic acid implant was performed on 48 eyes of 34 patients with open-angle glaucoma.

139. Objective To study the clinical features of central scotoma in glaucoma.

140. In 1935, he synthesized physostigmine , a natural substance used to reduce pressure in the eyeball caused by glaucoma, which can lead to blindness.

141. Objective:To evaluate the value of ultrasound biomicroscopy (UBM) in classifying glaucoma in the clinic.

142. Objective To establish a chronic glaucoma model in Wistar rats.

143. Aim To observe the effect of treatment on absolute glaucoma with acute ache with ciliary nerve ganglion cauterization and optic neurotomy.

144. Objective To investigate the efficacy and safety of laser peripheral iridectomy combined with laser gonioplasty for primary angle-closure glaucoma.

145. To evaluate the outcome transscleral diode laser cyclophotocoagulation ( CTDC ) in the treatment of refractory glaucoma.

146. The workers look for conditions including light glaucoma, night blindness and other problems.

147. Methods 7 patients (8 eyes) with hypotony after filtration surgery of glaucoma with mitomycin C were treated by heterogeneous scleral transplantation.

148. The major comp lications encountered were cataract, corneal scar and glaucoma.

149. Conclusions To patients of severe ocular rupture, absolute glaucoma, or atrophic eyes, ocular evisceration with hydroxyapatite particles implantation is an simple method and has good results.

150. Open-angle glaucoma was studied because it is the most common form of the disorder.

151. Methods in our 54 cases of primary acute angle-closure glaucoma were analyzed retrospectively, giving patients a reasonable and effective treatment means nursing measure.

152. Results The causes of contused paediatric anterior hyphema were various. The common complications were secondary glaucoma traumatic cataract and keratohemia.

153. Elevated intraocular pressure is a major risk factoravailable anti - glaucoma drugs treat this facet of the disease.

154. Neovascular glaucoma or rubeosis iridis developed in five eyes (83%).

155. With the development of study in pathogenesy of glaucoma and pharmacology,(http:///glaucoma.html) it have made a great progress in anti-glaucoma drug.

156. Results The probability of low-tension shallow anterior chamber after glaucoma surgery was 15.4%.

157. Conclusion: GPS can reflect the glaucomatous visual field loss. Heidelberg retina tomograph glaucoma probability score can be used for diagnosis and observation of CACG.

158. In the comparison with the national norm: The P and N scores in EPQ test in the acute glaucoma group were higher than the national norm and those in the chronic glaucoma group.

159. Conclusions; Application of episcleral venomanometer is useful both in the study of aqueous humor dynamics, and also in the diagnosis of glaucoma associated with elevated EVP.

160. Intraocular lymphoma is a rare non-Hodgkin's lymphoma which can masquerade as other diseases. We report a case presenting as acute glaucoma with pseudohypopyon and review the literature.

161. Objective To investigate the clinic significance of lens posterior capsotomy and vitreous anterior membranotomy in the treatment of malignant glaucoma.

162. Methods Use cyclodialysis and insert of silicone band combined with vitreous aspiration and intracameral air injection in the treatment of refractory glaucoma, a total of 13 cases were summarized.

163. In acute angle-closure glaucoma the elevated intraocular pressure (IOP) is due to an obstruction to outflow from the anterior chamber.

164. Objective: to summarize the first - aid and nursing of acute angle - closure glaucoma.

165. To investigate quantitatively the relationship between myopia and primary open - angle glaucoma ( POAG ) in a population - based eye disease survey.

166. The researchers also used a stricter definition of glaucoma than some other studies, incorporating visual field defects as well as glaucomatous optic nerve defects into their diagnostic criteria.

167. Objective To evaluate the long term curative effectiveness and the failure cause of the nonpenetrating trabecular surgery (NPTS) for primary open angle glaucoma (POAG) .

168. Glaucoma represents a major cause of vision loss throughout the world.

169. Objective: Primary angle-closure glaucoma (PACG) is the most common type of glaucoma in China, which pathogenesis is associated with the ocular anatomy.

170. AIM: To explore the clinical effects of deep sclerectomy with hyaluronate implant (DSHI) for primary open-angle glaucoma (POAG).

171. The invention discloses a medicinal composition for treating glaucoma, which consists of collagen and medicaments for miosis and blood pressure reduction, and belongs to the field of pharmacy.

172. People with elevated intraocular pressure are at greatest risk for developing glaucoma.

173. Normal index was established and thempthod was applied to the diagnosis of glaucoma, cataract and the diseases of cystoid. The reultsshowed that the method was very helpful to the diagnosis.

174. Methods 115 cases(211 eyes) under-went glaucoma surgeries under surface anesthesia with 0.5% Alcaine or 0.5% Dicaine eye drops combined with subconjunctival anesthesia with 2% Lidocaine.

175. Research and development the new dosage form of nitrate Pilocarpine, to provide a safe, reliable and effective sustained release drugs on the treatment of glaucoma.

176. Glaucoma is a heterogeneous group of optic neuropathy and retinopathy.

177. AIM: To analyze and evaluate the effects of Nd:YAG laser peripheral iridectomy on acute and chronic angle closure glaucoma at early stage.

178. Methods 16 cases of neovascular glaucoma were treated by improved trabeculectomy combined with making medicines in the operation, diathermy on the water, suture Dismantled and so on.

179. CONCLUSION Brinzolamide combined Timolol for treating the patients with open-angle glaucoma has significant anti-glaucoma effect, and no adverse reaction. It is worthy of clinical application.

180. A 41-year-old man had suffered trauma to the right eye 30 years ago. In March 1996, he underwent trabeculectomy and peripheral iridectomy under the diagnosis of open angle glaucoma in the right eye.

181. Objective:To discuss the value of amniotic membrane implantation in the non-penetrating trabeculectomy for open-angle glaucoma.

182. Methods 38 cases, 43 eyes with different kinds of glaucoma after deep sclerectomy were retrospectively reviewed and analyzed.

183. Objective To investigate the clinical character of the patients with bilateral acute angle closure glaucoma ( AACG ).

184. Prevalence of primary open-angle glaucoma in an urban south Indian population and comparison with a rural population. The Chennai Glaucoma Study.

185. Objective To compare the difference of early optic nerve damage and visual field defect between primary open angle glaucoma(POAG)and primary angle-closure glaucoma(PACG).

186. Conclusion:Phacolytic glaucoma is one type of acute angle open glaucoma with characteristic clinical appearance.

187. Conclusion The method ofphacoemulsification with intraocular lens implantation in treating acute angle-closure glaucoma with cataract was effective.

188. Mehtod: 36 eyes suffering from primary angle-closure glaucoma were operated by trabeculectomy com-bined with the releasable suture of glaucoma.

189. Trabecular meshwork, ciliary body ,()(http:///glaucoma.html) retina and optic nerve will be the targets for glaucoma gene therapy.

190. Conclusions: Phacolytic glaucoma can be identified according to the typical clinical features.

191. Objective To investigate the change of ocular hemodynamics in patients with chronic glaucoma who received GBE after trabeculect o my with color doppler imaging (CDI).

192. The situation on blindness by trachoma, childhood blindness, glaucoma, diabeteswill be discussed.

193. Objective To research the efficacy of treating absolute glaucoma by deep layer sclera strap insertion combined with cycloanemization.

194. Methods 8 case (8 eyes) of neovascular glaucoma was undergoing underwater diathermy on ciliary body and iris and modified trabeculectomy.

195. Computerized visual - field examination plays important roles in diagnosis of glaucoma , fundus oculi disease, and so on.

196. As a testing method of visual function, perimetry is important tool to the diagnosis, selection of treatment and follow up of glaucoma.

197. AIM: To discuss the penetrating trabeculectomy procedures for glaucoma using a sclerocorneal tunnel.

198. Objective To evaluate the therapeutic effects of laser peripheral iridoplasty for primary angle closure glaucoma with positive dark room and prone test after laser peripheral iridectomy.

199. Expanding the education about cataract is an important means to prevent blindness caused by phacolytic glaucoma.

200. AIM: To observe the effect of deep sclerectomy combined with external trabeculectomy in treating developmental glaucoma.

201. Methods 50 patients (50 eyes) with primary open angle glaucoma or ocular hypertension were randomized, 25 (25 eyes) to cartelol, another 25 (25 eyes) to timolol.

202. Supra-threshold perimetry has limited specificity, and FDP might be a promising method in screening glaucoma with relatively good specificity.

203. The manifestations of eye lesion appeared as eyelid lesion(93.5%), conjunctivitis(88.8%), keratitis(26.5%), uveitis(6.5%), secondary glaucoma(1. 0%) and panophthalmitis.

204. A decrease in phagocytic activity has been proposed in the pathogenesis of glaucoma and glucocorticoid - induced glaucoma.

205. Features of such trials should include a carefully chosen definition of glaucoma, IOP measurements taken both diurnally and nocturnally, and perhaps measurements of ocular blood flow, he recommended.

206. Objective To study the changes, mainly collagen fibers, of iris stroma in primary angle-closure glaucoma, and to determine the involved factor of primary angle-closure glaucoma.

207. Nowadays, glaucoma is the major disease of inreversible blindness and the second cause inducing visual loss in the worldwide.

208. Conclusions Retrobulbar injection of chlorpromazine in the treatment of absolute glaucoma is a simple safe and effective method.

209. Objective To study the effect of deep sclerectomy combined with laser trabecular puncture for the treatment of open angle glaucoma (OAG).

210. Objictive The study was designed to observe the effect of heterogeneous scleral transplantation in treatment of hypotony after filtration surgery of glaucoma with mitomycin C.

211. Smoking increases your risk of cataracts, glaucoma, dry eyes, and age - related macular degeneration.

212. The complications included lens tilt, secondary glaucoma, retinal detachment, hyphema and hypopyon.

213. Objective: To Treatment and analyse causes of low-tension shallow anterior chamber in glaucoma filtering surgery.

214. Conclusion FDP may help to not only a fast diagnosis of glaucoma but also a correctly detection of early, moderate, advanced glaucomatous visual field loss, especially when MD is used.

215. Conclusion: CNTF could provide neuroprotection for RGCs and optic nerve in a rat acute glaucoma model.

216. Antocyanins regenerate rhodopsin, which is related to the treatment of poor night vision, macular degeneration, glaucoma, and cataracts.

217. Primary congenital glaucoma ( PCG ) is a blind leading hereditary disease.

218. Objective:To investigate the cause of misdiagnosis of high myopia(HM) combined with primary open-angle glaucoma (POAG).

219. METHODS: Transparent keratonyxis was performed in 30 cases (30 eyes) of glaucoma with durative intraocular hypertension to lower intraocular tension gradually, and then trabeculectomy was performed.

220. AIM : To explore the treatment effects of secondary glaucoma after the restoration of traumatic cyclodialysis.

221. Objective To evaluate the clinical efficacy of the scleral flap removable suture in angle-closure glaucoma.

222. Compared with those of the control group, the results revealed that in congenital glaucoma, iris stroma vessels increased markedly in number and the vessel lumina were obviously dilated.

223. Objective To investigate the accuracy of measurement of anterior segments of the closure-angle glaucoma (CAG) by ultrasound biomicroscopy (UBM).

224. Objective: To investigate the clinical value of two different conjunctival incisions of trabeculectomy for primary angle-closure glaucoma.

225. The clinical history of a patient with ghost cell glaucoma usually includes an event likely to have disrupted the anterior hyaloid face, such as cataract extraction, vitrectomy, or trauma.