2006
DOI: 10.1590/s0004-27492006000600008
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Detecção de maculopatia hipotônica subclínica pelo OCT III após cirurgia filtrante

Abstract: OCT III examination seems to be a good diagnostic method to detect subclinical hypotony maculopathy after filtration surgery.

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“…ne of the postoperative complications of trabeculectomy is the occurrence of eye hypotonia (intraocular pressure less than 6 mmHg), which can be caused by: increasing the flow of aqueous humor (AH) as in cases of hyperfunctioning bubble; conjunctival leakage of AH (positive Seidel); reducing the production of AH resulting from ciliocoroidal detachment or some inflammatory process (1)(2) .…”
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“…ne of the postoperative complications of trabeculectomy is the occurrence of eye hypotonia (intraocular pressure less than 6 mmHg), which can be caused by: increasing the flow of aqueous humor (AH) as in cases of hyperfunctioning bubble; conjunctival leakage of AH (positive Seidel); reducing the production of AH resulting from ciliocoroidal detachment or some inflammatory process (1)(2) .…”
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“…Extended hypotension can result in the development of hypotonic maculopathy, characterized by low visual acuity (LVA), and characteristic signs in the eye fundus examination, as retinal streaks, coroidal effusion, and papilla edema. (1)(2)(3) . The use of antiproliferative medication in the filtering surgeries such as 5fluorouracil and mitomycin C greatly increased the incidence of these complications (2) .…”
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