… in eyes of otherwise normal subjects who did not have angle closure, 16 our results suggest
that lens extraction attenuates the plateau iris factor of PAC by repositioning of the ciliary …

… lowers the increased IOP after iridotomy are undetermined.7, 8, 9, 10 Our results suggest
that dissolution of residual angle closure by cataract surgery might be a contributory factor to …

… the role of cataract surgery in treating patients with angle closure. For example, angle-closure
patients with an IOP of 20 mm Hg or greater who have cataract surgery can expect a mean …

… results of cataract surgery in acute angle-closure glaucoma … undergone cataract surgery for
acute angle-closure glaucoma. … Cataract surgery may be effective to control IOP and improve …

… the magnitude of IOP reduction following cataract surgery is positively correlated with the …
that the benefit of cataract surgery in reducing appositional closure and lowering IOP in PACG …

… referrals for cataract surgery to determine if any patients had undocumented PACS or angle
closure as based on a glaucoma specialist’s evaluation. If PACS/angle closure was found in …

… Eyes that are predisposed to primary angle closure usually have a shallow … angle closure
glaucoma (PACG) in England, and to compare these rates with rates of cataract surgery…

… Meeting Presentation: Oral presentation and best cataract surgery paper prize at The United
… chronic angle closure glaucoma eyes with coexisting cataract; however, combined surgery …

… , including anterior segment optical coherence tomography images and zonular instability,
in eyes with a history of acute angle closure (AAC) attack and subsequent cataract surgery. …

… Recently, cataract surgery as an approach to treat primary angle closure glaucoma (PACG)
is gaining popularity. In patients with PACG, cataract surgery can produce not only …