Ciliary effusion complicates blunt ocular trauma

Chen, H. C.; Chang, Sh L.; Chen, S. N.; Ho, Jau Der

doi:10.1038/sj.eye.6700473

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“…7,[9][10] In our case we also diagnosed ciliar body edema with AS-OCT. Despite many previous studies describing the myopic changes of blunt ocular trauma, its effect on astigmatism is unclear.…”

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Evaluation of Refractive Power Changes after Soccer Ocular Trauma in a Child Eight Years Old

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ARC Journal of Pediatrics

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“…During hypotony, the low IOP will fail to tamponade the potential supraciliary and suprachoroidal space and will cause transudation from choroidal capillary wall to the potential space and subsequently will increase the uveoscleral outflow. [ 6 ] Furthermore, inflammatory mediators play an important role in relaxing the ciliary body and remodeling the extracellular matrix with subsequent hyposecretion and increased uveoscleral outflow. [ 7 ]…”

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Ciliochoroidal effusion with persistent hypotony after trabectome surgery

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Almobarak

2015

Indian J Ophthalmol

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The trabectome is a novel form of ab interno trabeculectomy that ablates and remove the trabecular meshwork and the inner wall of Schlemm's canal and subsequently expose the natural drainage pathway (the collector channels) to aqueous humor. Complications associated with the trabectome are few and among them is transient hypotony. We report a case of a prolonged ciliochoroidal effusion with hypotony after ab interno trabeculectomy using the trabectome with cyclodialysis cleft detected by 80 MHz ultrasound biomicroscopy in a previously neither nonoperated nor traumatized eye. Transient hypotony has been reported after the trabectome surgery. Very few cases were associated with inadvertent intraoperative cyclodialysis, but there are no cases of prolonged hypotony with ciliochoroidal effusion with cyclodialysis. In our case, associated transient intraoperative and postoperative hypotony with a history of chronically high pressure along with the possible contribution of low-grade postoperative inflammation may have precipitated the ciliochoroidal effusion with prolonged hypotony associated with cyclodialysis.

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Ciliary effusion complicates blunt ocular trauma

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Evaluation of Refractive Power Changes after Soccer Ocular Trauma in a Child Eight Years Old

Evaluation of Refractive Power Changes after Soccer Ocular Trauma in a Child Eight Years Old

Ciliochoroidal effusion with persistent hypotony after trabectome surgery

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