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Secondary glaucoma associated with idiopathic dilation of the episcleral veins (clinical case)

Published:2023-03-31 Issue:1 Volume:19 Page:7-12
ISSN:2076-2518
Container-title:Saratov Journal of Medical Scientific Research
language:ru
Short-container-title:Saratov J Med Sci Res

Author:

Makarevich Ekaterina S.¹,Fedyashev Gleb A.¹,Eliseeva Ekaterina V.²,Poddubny Evgeny A.²

Affiliation:

1. Primorsky Center of Eye Microsurgery

2. Pacific State Medical University

Abstract

The ophthalmic community does not have specific data on the epidemiology of secondary glaucoma against the background of idiopathic expansion of the episcleral veins, risk factors for the development of this disease. There are no generally accepted guidelines for the management and treatment of such patients. Based on our own observation, this paper presents data on the diagnostic tactics and tactics of treating a patient with secondary glaucoma against the background of idiopathic expansion of the episcleral veins.

Publisher

LLC Science and Innovations

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