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Clinical Observation of UBM in the Examination and Diagnosis of Iris and Ciliary Cysts

Gong Mang-lai

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Objective: To make clinical observation of ultrasound biomicroscopy(UBM) in the examination and diagnosis of iris and ciliary cysts.Methods: The patients with unexplained eye pain,eye swelling,eye discomfort,and high intraocular pressure underwent horizontal and vertical scanning by UBM,the oval non-echo areas that be found were researched and analysed.Results: In 589 patients(1178 eyes),26 cases(43 eyes) had iris and ciliary cysts,the detection rate was 3.65%.Among them,17 cases(28 eyes) were single cysts,the occurrence rate was 65.12%;9 cases(15 eyes) were multiple cysts,the occurrence rate was 34.88%.Conclusion: UBM has unique advantages in the examination and diagnosis of iris and ciliary cysts,and can provide a basis for diagnosis and treatment.

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Objective: To make clinical observation of ultrasound biomicroscopy(UBM) in the examination and diagnosis of iris and ciliary cysts.Methods: The patients with unexplained eye pain,eye swelling,eye discomfort,and high intraocular pressure underwent horizontal and vertical scanning by UBM,the oval non-echo areas that be found were researched and analysed.Results: In 589 patients(1178 eyes),26 cases(43 eyes) had iris and ciliary cysts,the detection rate was 3.65%.Among them,17 cases(28 eyes) were single cysts,the occurrence rate was 65.12%;9 cases(15 eyes) were multiple cysts,the occurrence rate was 34.88%.Conclusion: UBM has unique advantages in the examination and diagnosis of iris and ciliary cysts,and can provide a basis for diagnosis and treatment.

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Objective: To make clinical observation of ultrasound biomicroscopy(UBM) in the examination and diagnosis of iris and ciliary cysts.Methods: The patients with unexplained eye pain,eye swelling,eye discomfort,and high intraocular pressure underwent horizontal and vertical scanning by UBM,the oval non-echo areas that be found were researched and analysed.Results: In 589 patients(1178 eyes),26 cases(43 eyes) had iris and ciliary cysts,the detection rate was 3.65%.Among them,17 cases(28 eyes) were single cysts,the occurrence rate was 65.12%;9 cases(15 eyes) were multiple cysts,the occurrence rate was 34.88%.Conclusion: UBM has unique advantages in the examination and diagnosis of iris and ciliary cysts,and can provide a basis for diagnosis and treatment.

Key concepts: Ultrasound biomicroscopy, Ciliary body, IRIS (biosensor), Medicine, Ophthalmology, Ciliary processes, Clinical diagnosis, Ultrasound

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