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Description : Regardless of the intraocular pressure, it is defined by characteristic optic neuropathy consistent with Excavation and undermining of the neural and connective tissue elements of the optic disc and eventual development of characteristic visual field defects. Learn about the three factors that determine Intraocular pressure.

Tags : GLAUCOMA, intraocular pressure,Canal of Schlemm, episcleral venous pressure, aqueous humor production, Uvoscleral drainage, Iris

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GLAUCOMA Kyren Janne M. Ladao
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Objectives: To define glaucoma 1 To differentiate the classifications of glaucoma 2 3 To diagnose glaucoma 4 To discuss the different treatment for glaucoma
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Glaucoma Definition
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Glaucoma Regardless of the intraocular pressure, it is defined by characteristic optic neuropathy consistent with: Excavation and undermining of the neural and connective tissue elements of optic disc Eventual development of characteristic visual field defects
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Three factors that determine the Intraocular pressure Rate of aqueous humor production Resistance of aqueous outflow across trabecular meshwork – Canal of Schlemm Level of episcleral venous pressure
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Three factors that determine the Intraocular pressure Rate of aqueous humor production Resistance of aqueous outflow across trabecular meshwork – Canal of Schlemm Level of episcleral venous pressure
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Aqueous humor flow
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Trabecular outflow Uvoscleral drainage Iris
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In Glaucoma
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Glaucoma Classification
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Not associated with known ocular or systemic disorder that cause increased resistance to aqueous outflow or angle closure Usually bilateral Primary Glaucoma Associated with known ocular or systemic disorder responsible for decreased aqueous outflow Usually unilateral Secondary Glaucoma
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Insert the title of your subtitle Here Most common Angle is wide open Slow blockage of drainage canal → GRADUAL increase in IOP → atrophy of outer rim of optic nerve → decrease in peripheral vision → central vision loss Open Angle Glucoma Angle is narrow Lens being pushed up against iris → drainage gets blocked → SUDDEN increase in IOP → severe eye pain, redness, BOV, visual halos → vision loss Close Angle Glucoma
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Primary Angle Closure Suspect (PAS) Angle closure Angle closure Increased IOP Primary Angle Closure (PAC) Primary Angle Closure Progressive (PACP) Angle closure Increased IOP Optic neuropathy Closed Angle Glaucoma
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Glaucoma Diagnosis
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1 2 3 4 Measurement of pressure in the eyes Tonometry Used to visualize the anterior chamber angle Gonioscopy Using perimetry to clinical assess the visual field Pathological cupping is caused by an irreversible decrease in the number of nerve fibres, glial cells and blood vessels. Optic nerve inspection Visual field testing
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1 2 4 Measurement of pressure in the eyes Tonometry Using perimetry to clinical assess the visual field Pathological cupping is caused by an irreversible decrease in the number of nerve fibres, glial cells and blood vessels. Optic nerve inspection Visual field testing
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1 2 3 Measurement of pressure in the eyes Tonometry Used to visualize the anterior chamber angle Gonioscopy Using perimetry to clinical assess the visual field Visual field testing
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2 3 4 Used to visualize the anterior chamber angle Gonioscopy Using perimetry to clinical assess the visual field Pathological cupping is caused by an irreversible decrease in the number of nerve fibres, glial cells and blood vessels. Optic nerve inspection Visual field testing
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1 3 4 Measurement of pressure in the eyes Tonometry Used to visualize the anterior chamber angle Gonioscopy Pathological cupping is caused by an irreversible decrease in the number of nerve fibres, glial cells and blood vessels. Optic nerve inspection
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Glaucoma Treatment
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Medications ẞ- adrenergic receptor antagonist Carbonic anhydrase inhibitors Decrease production of aqueous humor Prostaglandin analogs Increase outflow of aqueous humor A-adrenergic agonist Decrease production and increase outflow
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Medications ẞ- adrenergic receptor antagonist Carbonic anhydrase inhibitors Decrease production of aqueous humor Prostaglandin analogs Increase outflow of aqueous humor A-adrenergic agonist Decrease production and increase outflow ẞ- adrenergic receptor antagonist Timolol Betaxolol
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Medications ẞ- adrenergic receptor antagonist Carbonic anhydrase inhibitors Decrease production of aqueous humor Prostaglandin analogs Increase outflow of aqueous humor A-adrenergic agonist Decrease production and increase outflow Carbonic anhydrase inhibitors Dorzolamide Acetazolamide
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Medications ẞ- adrenergic receptor antagonist Carbonic anhydrase inhibitors Decrease production of aqueous humor Prostaglandin analogs Increase outflow of aqueous humor A-adrenergic agonist Decrease production and increase outflow Prostaglandin analogs Latanoprost Bimatoprost
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Medications ẞ- adrenergic receptor antagonist Carbonic anhydrase inhibitors Decrease production of aqueous humor Prostaglandin analogs Increase outflow of aqueous humor A-adrenergic agonist Decrease production and increase outflow A-adrenergic agonist Brimonidine Apraclonidine
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Laser Treatment Trabeculoplasty Name Here Programmer Iridotomy Iridotomy
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