The term “malignant glaucoma” referred originally to a rare and highly feared form of
glaucoma occurring in certain postoperative patients. Over time the concept of the disease …

In one prospective study, 75 eyes (47 children with congenital glaucoma) were treated by
trabeculotomy. Intraocular pressures were controlled in 93.4% after one or more …

The incidence of primary open angle glaucoma in patients with central retinal vein
occulusion is reported to be between 5.7 and 66%, while that of primary angle closure …

The appearance of the anterior chamber angle shows considerable variation in eyes with
glaucoma caused by congenital or developmental causes. These differences, in over 100 …

A 32-year-old man with pigmentary dispersion syndrome had blurred vision and halos after
strenuous exercise, associated with a release of pigment into the anterior chamber and …

Forty-four eyes in 25 black patients are compared with 92 eyes of 47 white patients in a
population with ocular hypertension followed up for 1 to 12 years in a glaucoma clinic. The …

Trabeculectomy is classically and almost universally performed with a limbal-based
conjunctival flap. This method has definite theoretic and practical disadvantages compared …

A group of Negro patients without ocular disease (“normal” group), a group of Negroes with
angle closure glaucoma and a normal Danish population are compared in terms of anterior …

Primary angle-closure glaucoma (ACG) is said to be rare in Negroes (Rodger, 1958;
Sarkies, I953; Neuman and Zauberman, I965; Av-Shalom, I966) when compared to white …

* BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVE: American Glaucoma Society members were surveyed
to determine the pattern of use of viscoelastics for anterior chamber reformation at the slit …