2012
DOI: 10.1590/s0034-72802012000200008
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Relevância da biomecânica da córnea no glaucoma

Abstract: RESUMORelato de caso de uma paciente, com córnea espessa, por distrofia de Fuchs em fase inicial, ainda com transparência corneana preservada (edema corneano subclínico), associado à pressão intraocular (PIO) normal por tonometria de aplanação de Goldman (TAG), que teve entretanto, o diagnóstico de glaucoma primário de ângulo aberto com base em alterações estruturais do nervo óptico. O estudo tomográfico demonstrou padrão de paquimetria espacial compatível com edema sub-clínico. O estudo biomecânico da córnea … Show more

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“…34,40,41 Also important to note that an increase in CCT caused by corneal edema is associated with a lower CH, stressing the importance of considering all parameters and not only CCT. 42 The sclera also plays a central role in the biomechanical effects of the eye, being an anatomic link between the cornea and lamina cribrosa. 43 Many studies are trying to investigate the central role of the sclera in glaucoma and its relationship with lamina cribrosa.…”
Section: Hysteresis and Glaucomamentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…34,40,41 Also important to note that an increase in CCT caused by corneal edema is associated with a lower CH, stressing the importance of considering all parameters and not only CCT. 42 The sclera also plays a central role in the biomechanical effects of the eye, being an anatomic link between the cornea and lamina cribrosa. 43 Many studies are trying to investigate the central role of the sclera in glaucoma and its relationship with lamina cribrosa.…”
Section: Hysteresis and Glaucomamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…3 Corneal biomechanics also plays a significant role in managing patients with glaucoma. 5 First, evidence suggests a higher risk of glaucoma in patients with thin and stiffer corneas. [6][7][8] Second, corneal biomechanics affects and is affected by intraocular pressure (IOP).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%