Unequal Pupils After Prone Positioning May Signal Glaucoma or Horner Syndrome, Not Herniation
Two case reports show that unequal pupils after prone positioning can reflect angle-closure glaucoma or transient Horner syndrome rather than ...
Two case reports show that unequal pupils after prone positioning can reflect angle-closure glaucoma or transient Horner syndrome rather than ...
A case report describes a deaf man whose sudden vision loss and high eye pressure turned out to be non-nanophthalmic ...
A cross-sectional OCT study of 92 participants found no significant differences in lamina cribrosa curvature parameters between thyroid orbitopathy patients ...
A multicenter prospective study of 289 patients found that combined phacoemulsification and goniosynechialysis lowered intraocular pressure and medication use in ...
Machine learning models built from preoperative eye measurements predicted both the occurrence and the relative area of opaque bubble layers ...
A retrospective cross-sectional study of 1,323 patients with type 2 diabetes in northern China found that higher mean ocular perfusion ...
A 24-month multicenter study found the iStent inject and Hydrus microstent achieved modest pressure lowering and low complication rates in ...
A retrospective case series of 12 eyes found that 240-degree goniotomy reduced intraocular pressure in primary congenital glaucoma with no ...
A cross-sectional study of 9,418 adults in Nigeria, Ghana and Malawi reports that former and current alcohol use and tobacco ...
A study of more than 21,000 Canadian adults links higher blood pressure to higher intraocular pressure and finds genetic evidence ...
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