… Although we did not include eyes with acute angle closure, it is possible that SPC … be due
to the anatomic difference of closed-angle eyes. In such eyes, a more anterior lens position or …

… eyes of acute primary angle closure (APAC) and fellow eyes of phacomorphic angle closure
(AC… with narrow angles have been studied extensively, particularly in the Asian populations. …

… , and primary angle closure glaucoma (PACG) affects Asians disproportionately. … angle
closure disease, either through a mechanical or vascular mechanism. Irises of closed-angle eyes …

… treatment for primary angle closure in east Asian populations will … In populations of east
Asia primary angle closure glaucoma (… angle closure appears to control disease progression. …

… Development/progression of cataract especially in eyes with chronic angle closure … for adult
primary glaucomas in Asian eyes. The IOP control in both CPACG and POAG eyes is similar, …

… that fellow eyes have a significant risk of developing APAC: 2.5% of fellow eyes in an Asian
… -term morbidity and progression to PACG in Asian individuals following APAC, limited data …

… Second, while in Asian people most cases of angle-closure are asymptomatic, 4 it is unclear
if the same is true of Caucasians. Indirect evidence from the UK would suggest it is; rates of …

… In Asian eyes with APAC, the angle widened in the first 2 weeks after LPI, but did not
change thereafter over 1 year, and the amount of PAS remained stable throughout. The results …

… a high prevalence of primary angle closure glaucoma. … angle closure.6-8 The (presumed)
large number of people affected by primary angle closure glaucoma in east and south east Asia…

… , RNFLT measurements between 32 eyes of patients with acute angle closure glaucoma, 1
… -up of acute angle closure glaucoma. Another study using SLP measured RNFLT in 37 Asian …