… Because, with normal co-ordinations, the more anteriorly placed thicker lenses are found
in the shorter eyes, so the eyes with primary angle-closure glaucoma with the least component …

… This may explain the diminished effectiveness of GSL in eyes with longer durations of angle
closure. Complications of GSL include cataract progression, corneal injury via endothelial …

… In conclusion, about a third of eyes with PAC or subacute angle closure developed a
chronically raised IOP over time. A third of the PAC eyes with ocular hypertension progressed to a …

… of Asian eyes, a high proportion (58.1%) of eyes with acute primary angle-closure developed
… acute primary angle-closure in Asians, compared with Caucasians. Because a majority of …

… angle closure or primary angle-closure glaucoma. Recently, clear lens phacoemulsification
… in such eyes. We review the literature on clear lens extraction in eyes with angle closure and …

… angle closure in early papers, recent studies have adopted the following definitions. Primary
angle-closure suspect (PACS) is the term for an eye … other abnormalities in the eye (Aung et …

… -term changes in the AS characteristics of eyes with angle closure (including PACS/PAC/…
in AS based on the different mechanisms of angle closure. To the best of our knowledge, no …

… in fellow eyes of acute primary angle closure (APAC) and fellow eyes of phacomorphic angle
closure (AC) and to identify parameters that could be used to differentiate fellow eyes of the …

… A smaller population based study the Vellore eye study (VES) also from south India found
that PACG (4.3%) was commoner than POAG (0.4%). Definitions and methodology can …

… Primary angle-closure glaucoma (PACG) is responsible for substantial morbidity in Asia.1, 2…
of acute primary angle closure (APAC) have either blindness or low vision in the affected eye …