Spontaneous Malignant Glaucoma During Phacotrabeculectomy

Rafael Castañeda Diez, MD

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This is the case of an elderly patient with progressive open angle glaucoma. During the trabeculectomy procedure, surgeons Rafael Castañeda Diez, MD, and Lizbeth Ordoñez Verdusco, MD, experience a high IOP and shallow anterior chamber without evident choroidal detachment.

Posted: 3/16/2016

Keywords:

Cataract Complications

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Glaucoma

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Intraocular Pressure, IOP

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Iris Prolapse

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Trabeculectomy

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Description: This is the case of an elderly patient with progressive open angle glaucoma. During the trabeculectomy procedure, surgeons Rafael Casta&ntilde;eda Diez, MD, and Lizbeth Ordo&ntilde;ez Verdusco, MD, experience a high IOP and shallow anterior chamber without evident choroidal detachment.

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Spontaneous Malignant Glaucoma During Phacotrabeculectomy

Rafael Castañeda Diez, MD

Posted: 3/16/2016

Keywords:

Cataract Complications

•

Glaucoma

•

Intraocular Pressure, IOP

•

Iris Prolapse

•

Trabeculectomy

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Mohamed Salih

5 years ago

Thanks fantastic

Rafael Castañeda Diez

8 years ago

Jean Rémi; Thanks very much for the interest and comment.

Rafael Castañeda Diez

8 years ago

I want to leve here to links for a papers that may be of interest: 1- Acute aqueous misdirection syndrome: Pathophysiology and management. Andrzej Grzybowski and Somdutt Prasad. http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.jcrs.2014.10.016 2- Acute intraoperative rock-hard eye syndrome and its management, J Cataract Refract Surg. 2014 . Lau, et al. http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.jcrs.2013.10.038

Jean Rémi Fénolland

8 years ago

Thx for the video Rafael, I agree with Quentin, it seems to be a rock hard eye syndrome, you can deal with it by a pars plana 25G needle aspiration.

Rafael Castañeda Diez

9 years ago

Quentin d. Maybe a Rock-hard eye syndrome it´s a form of a mild acuos misdirection syndrome. thanks for your comment.

Quentin de Bosredon

9 years ago

Don't you think it could be more likely a rock-hard eye syndrome rather than a malignant glaucoma?