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Vitrectomy for secondary glaucoma induced by lens subluxation

Zhang Jun-hua

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Objective: To explore the effect of vitrectomy for secondary glaucoma induced by lens subluxation. Methods: 29 eyes with secondary glaucoma were treated by vitrectomy. Among them, 14 eyes were treated by anterior vitrectomy combined phacectomy ; 15 eyes were performed three hole closed vitrectomy throng ciliary flat combined phacectomy . Intra-ocular lens (IOL) were first implanted in 12 eyes. Result: 22 eyes were followed up for 1~12 months. The postoperative IOP of 18 eyes were controlled under 21 mmHg, of 2 eyes were controlled at 24 mmHg with topical anti-glaucoma drugs, of 2 eyes were controlled at 24.00± 3.25 mmHg with oral anti-glaucoma drugs. Vision improved in 16 eyes, unchanged in 6 eyes. Conclusions: Vitrectomy in treating secondary glaucoma induced by lens subluxation is safe and effective.

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Objective: To explore the effect of vitrectomy for secondary glaucoma induced by lens subluxation. Methods: 29 eyes with secondary glaucoma were treated by vitrectomy. Among them, 14 eyes were treated by anterior vitrectomy combined phacectomy ; 15 eyes were performed three hole closed vitrectomy throng ciliary flat combined phacectomy . Intra-ocular lens (IOL) were first implanted in 12 eyes. Result: 22 eyes were followed up for 1~12 months. The postoperative IOP of 18 eyes were controlled under 21 mmHg, of 2 eyes were controlled at 24 mmHg with topical anti-glaucoma drugs, of 2 eyes were controlled at 24.00± 3.25 mmHg with oral anti-glaucoma drugs. Vision improved in 16 eyes, unchanged in 6 eyes. Conclusions: Vitrectomy in treating secondary glaucoma induced by lens subluxation is safe and effective.

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Objective: To explore the effect of vitrectomy for secondary glaucoma induced by lens subluxation. Methods: 29 eyes with secondary glaucoma were treated by vitrectomy. Among them, 14 eyes were treated by anterior vitrectomy combined phacectomy ; 15 eyes were performed three hole closed vitrectomy throng ciliary flat combined phacectomy . Intra-ocular lens (IOL) were first implanted in 12 eyes. Result: 22 eyes were followed up for 1~12 months. The postoperative IOP of 18 eyes were controlled under 21 mmHg, of 2 eyes were controlled at 24 mmHg with topical anti-glaucoma drugs, of 2 eyes were controlled at 24.00± 3.25 mmHg with oral anti-glaucoma drugs. Vision improved in 16 eyes, unchanged in 6 eyes. Conclusions: Vitrectomy in treating secondary glaucoma induced by lens subluxation is safe and effective.

Key concepts: Vitrectomy, Medicine, Ophthalmology, Glaucoma, Subluxation, Secondary glaucoma, Lens (geology), Visual acuity

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