Direct Cyclopexy for Traumatic Cyclodialysis with Persisting Hypotony

Ciliary effusion complicates blunt ocular trauma

“…Previous reports describing a hyperopic shift after cycloplexy for cyclodialysis patients also support this speculation. 8 In conclusion, we reported a rare case of traumatic ciliary effusion with a shallow anterior chamber, hypotony, and myopic shifting. With a correct diagnosis through UBM and through treatment with steroids, the cycle of hypotony and ciliary effusion was broken and the patient recovered.…”

Direct cyclopexy surgery for post-traumatic cyclodialysis with persistent hypotony: ultrasound biomicroscopic evaluation

“…Previously, cyclodialysis was intentionally caused during an obsolete surgical technique for treating glaucoma (1,2) . No wadays, it is mainly caused by severe blunt ocular trauma (3,4) , which cau ses momentary axial compression and a rapid compensatory equa torial expansion that stretches the ocular tissue, resulting in separation and tearing of the tissue.…”

Pars plana vitrectomy for traumatic cyclodialysis with persistent hypotony

“…1 Kü chle and Naumann 1 have reported successful surgical outcome with the direct suture technique in 29 consecutive cases. However, their approach has a disadvantage for larger or multiple clefts, because extended scleral lamellae have to be dissected, which could impair the blood supply by the anterior ciliary artery.…”

“…Recurrence and cerebral and/or visual radiocomplications are frequently found at 10-year follow-up. 1 Hormone treatment is possible because most meningiomas contain progesterone-specific receptors. 4,5 Epidemiological data (preponderance in women, tumour growth during pregnancy, coexistence with breast cancer) suggests that progesterone receptors may play a role.…”

“…1 Following this treatment, no initial improvement was observed the IOP in the RE remained 2 mmHg. A posterior subcapsular cataract subsequently developed, and visual acuity decreased to 20/400.…”