Topical prostaglandin analogs, which have become first-line therapy in the medical
management of glaucoma, have an excellent safety profile with regard to systemic side …

Iris cysts, both primary and secondary, are a diagnostic and treatment challenge. Primary
cysts arise either from the iris pigment epithelium or the iris stroma. Posterior pigment …

Introduction: Prostaglandins are increasingly used as first choice treatment for glaucoma
because they are highly effective, lack relevant systemic side effects and require just once …

Importance The management of symptomatic iris stromal cyst is challenging using methods
of aspiration with or without adjunctive cryotherapy, intracameral cautery, or …

Iris cysts though uncommon, present diagnostic and therapeutic challenges. With the advent
of better investigational modalities it is not so difficult to characterize iris cysts and …

Purpose: Epithelial cysts of the iris may be primary or secondary. The management of
secondary, posttraumatic iris cysts is often challenging. The purpose of this work is to report …

The iris is a unique structure, with exquisite variations in colour and form. Pathological
changes, specifically including iris cysts and tumours are relatively uncommon, difficult to …

Posttraumatic iris implantation cysts are rare ocular findings that are often associated with
poor visual outcomes. Iris implantation cysts can present clinicians with diagnostic and …

Iris cyst excision involves complex surgical maneuvers and may have a variable visual
outcome depending upon preexisting and postoperative complications. Hereby, we report a …

Phakic intraocular lenses are used to correct refractive errors. The procedure is predictable
and potentially reversible. The procedure is not free of complications though. The …