Angle- closure glaucoma stage Stroma of the iris become flatened , with a smooth glistening appearance. Ectropion uvea is frequently present, and pupil often dilated & pulled anteriorly from lens. Anterior chamber angle, the contracture leads to formation of peripheral anterior synechia with eventual total synechial closure of the angle. Slit-lamp examination (R.E.)
Angle- closure glaucoma stage of NVG Contracture of fibrovascular membrane, causing:- Corectopia , Ectropion uvea, Flattening of iris & Peripheral anterior synechiae
Gonioscopy (R.E.)
Gonioscopy (R.E.)
USG B-SCAN (R.E.) D iagnostic tool when visualization of the posterior segment is impaired, such as due to vitreous hemorrhage or other media opacities. To assess the status of the retina, vitreous, and other posterior structures ( I dentifying underlying causes of NVG) like:- R etinal detachment
Colour Doppler Imaging (R.E.) CDI aids in diagnosing and monitoring conditions like diabetic retinopathy, central retinal vein occlusion, and neovascular glaucoma.
SYSTEMIC WORK-UP RBS Fasting Blood Glucose PPBS HbA1C Blood Pressure Complete hemogram with peripheral smear Lipid profile ESR C-reactive protein Serum angiotensin converting enzyme Carotid Doppler Scan D iabetes CRVO
TREATMENT TSCPC Thermotherapy Enucleation TSCPC > Enucleation Medical therapy is ineffective and surgical intervention is required.