… The diagnosis of drug-induced pupillary block was made based on clinical and radiological
findings. … On follow-up, his symptoms alleviated and clinical examination showed significant …

… from the nonoccludable angles based on our usual clinical practice. … angle closed had
synechiae in the angle. The authors also felt that the “gold standard” for diagnosis of angle closure …

… angle-closure and to diagnose them in clinical situations is crucial to choosing the optimal
treatment for any patient. Understanding of the anatomic and pathophysiologic mechanisms …

… The demographic factors associated with angle closure are older age, female sex, and
Asian ancestry. The major ocular risk factor is a shallow anterior chamber. In addition, several …

… course of the disease progresses at variable rates from primary angle-closure suspect (angle
closure … force from pupillary block until the day when published clinical study results …

… The paucity of empirical data on the clinical course of patients … of PACD, there remains
clinical and scientific value in better … We also assess sociodemographic and clinical factors …

… The mechanism of angle closure in PI is thought to be due to a ciliary body that is anteriorly
… to angle closure. Pseudoplateau iris (PPI) syndrome, an even rarer cause of angle-closure …

… for starting treatments for angle closure probably would change the natural course of this
disease. … In summary, this study provides clinical data for the long-term outcomes after LPI in …

… chamber angle was also calculated. The clinical manifestations and the natural course,
including the characteristic appearance of anterior chamber angle, the form of peripheral anterior …

… We reviewed the clinical records of all patients with an occludable angle who received
LPI at our clinic between March 1991 and July 2004. We examined their clinical course for at …