Renal Hypertension Presenting as Acute Angle Closure Glaucoma

Acute painful visual loss from accelerated hypertensive choroidopathy

“…1990). Renal hypertension presenting as acute angle‐closure glaucoma secondary to serous retinal detachment in grade IV hypertensive retinopathy has been reported previously (Arora et al. 1991; Pierro et al.…”

“…Spontaneous choroidal detachment causing secondary angle-closure glaucoma has numerous associations, such as uveal effusion syndrome, scleritis, carotid cavernous fistulas, Harada's disease and acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (Pesin et al 1990). Renal hypertension presenting as acute angle-closure glaucoma secondary to serous retinal detachment in grade IV hypertensive retinopathy has been reported previously (Arora et al 1991;Pierro et al 1991).…”