Research Article
Glaucomatocyclitic Crises May Occur in Patients with Narrow or Closed Angles
Table 2
Primary description of glaucomatocyclitic crises by Posner and Schlossman [
1,
3].
| Descriptions |
| (1) | Unilateral and recurrent | (2) | Typically neither posterior synechiae nor PAS | (3) | Mild discomfort or blurring of vision | (4) | Increased IOP with open angles | (5) | Mild anterior chamber reaction or fine white KP | (6) | Crises lasting from several hours to weeks | (7) | Normal IOP and no signs of uveitis between attacks | (8) | Normal visual fields and optic discs |
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PAS: peripheral anterior synechiae; KP: keratic precipitates.
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