Review Article
High-Intensity Focused Ultrasound Circular Cyclocoagulation in Glaucoma: A Step Forward for Cyclodestruction?
Table 1
Complications after cyclocryotherapy.
| Complications | Incidence | Reference |
| Mild | AC flare/uveitis | 17.6%–100% | [3], [28], [32], [40] | Hyphema | 4%–17.6% | [4], [29], [30], [40] | Sterile hypopyon | 1.5% | [28] | Lens dislocation | 1 case reported | [31] |
| Severe/vision threatening | VA loss | 5.3%–58% | [3], [28], [29], [32], [36] | VA decrease | 32.3–45.1% | [28], [32] | Hypotony | 3.33%–32% | [33–35] | Phthisis bulbi | 3.3%–40% | [3], [29], [32], [37], [40] | Choroidal detachment | 2% | [3], [4] | Retinal detachment | 1.6% | [3], [29] | Sympathetic ophthalmia | ? | [41] |
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VA: visual acuity; ?: unsolved question. ≥2 Snellen lines.
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