Table 3 Management of eyes with aphakic glaucoma
From: Glaucoma following congenital cataract surgery – the role of early surgery and posterior capsulotomy
Patient | Eye | Timing of surgery | Glaucoma onset (months) | Presenting signs | Treatment |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | left | 1 month | 53 months | OHT | Medication (× 4) |
2 | right | 3 weeks | 72 months | OHT | Medication (× 2) |
3 | left | 3 months | 1 month | OHT, iris bombé, corneal oedema | PI & anterior vitrectomy |
4 | left | 2 weeks | 54 months | OHT | Medication (× 3) |
4 | right | 2 weeks | 72 months | OHT | Medication (× 3) |
5 | right | 2 weeks | 2 months | OHT, corneal oedema | Cyclodiode (× 6) Medication (× 3) |
5 | left | 3 weeks | 2 months | OHT, corneal oedema | Cyclodiode (× 5) Medication (× 3) |
6 | left | 2 weeks | 84 months | OHT | Medication (× 3) |
7 | left | 7 months | 13 months | OHT, ↑ corneal diameter | Cyclodiode (× 4) |
8 | right | 7 weeks | 3 months | OHT | Cyclodiode (× 3) Medication (× 4) Molteno tube |
8 | left | 7 weeks | 3 months | OHT | Cyclodiode (× 3) Medication (× 4) Molteno tube |
9 | right | 1 month | 60 months | OHT | Medication (× 1) |
9 | left | 1 month | 72 months | OHT | Medication (× 1) |
10 | left | 7 weeks | 1 month | OHT, shallow AC, ↑ corneal diameter | PI & anterior vitrectomy Medication (× 1) |
10 | right | 6 weeks | 55 months | OHT | Medication (× 1) |