… Acute primary angle closure requires emergency … most common mechanism of angle closure.
Emergency strategies … by peripheral laser iridotomy and primary lens extraction; the latter …

… risk factors for acute primary angle closure. The predictive … unanswered because acute
primary angle closure eventually … factors in the pathogenesis of acute primary angle closure. …

… Primary angle-closure glaucoma is traditionally classified into acute and chronic forms.
Singapore was recently reported to have the highest incidence of acute primary angle closure (…

… Primary angle-closure glaucoma is a major cause of blindness in Asia.1, 2, 3 It is traditionally
classified as acute … to have the highest incidence of acute primary angle closure (APAC) of …

… in controlling intraocular pressure in acute primary angle closure. Immediate paracentesis
has been … progression to chronic angle closure glaucoma after acute primary angle closure. …

… of acute primary angle closure is … acute setting. This review paper reviews the current
evidence regarding conventional and newer treatment modalities for acute primary angle closure…

… first 6 months after acute primary angle-closure. Thirty-six … acute primary angle-closure
developed an increase in intraocular pressure on long-term follow-up after resolution of the acute …

… Acute primary angle closure (… Acute phacomorphic angle closure (AC), a secondary AC
disease that occurs in the setting of a swollen lens, leads to acute closure of the drainage angle …

… Primary angle closure glaucoma (PACG) is a major cause of morbidity in Asia. Singapore
has the highest reported incidence of acute primary angle closure (APAC) of any country …

… term may be acute primary angle closure or symptomatic primary angle closure (Foster PJ-…
visual field loss should be termed to have had acute primary angle closure glaucoma. …