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    Orbit. 2008;27(1):49-50.

    Acute angle closure glaucoma after oculoplastic surgery.

    Source

    Erasmus MC, University hospital, CA Rotterdam, The Netherlands. isabelbleyen@gmail.com

    Abstract

    PURPOSE:

    To describe two patients with acute angle closure glaucoma after oculoplastic surgery.

    DESIGN:

    Interventional case reports.

    METHODS:

    Review of clinical findings and treatment.

    RESULTS:

    A 61-year-old female developed a painful eye with decreased visual acuity a few days after bilateral blepharoplasty. A 69-year-old male developed a painful red eye with decreased visual acuity a few days after ptosis correction. In both cases the intraocular pressure increased to more than 50 mmHg. Both patients were diagnosed with acute angle closure glaucoma and treated appropriately.

    CONCLUSIONS:

    Acute angle closure glaucoma is a possible complication of oculoplastic surgery.

    PMID:
    18307147
    [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]

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