A Case-Based Guide to Eye Pain: Case 5
Lee, Michael S.; Digre, Kathleen B.
2017-11-16 00:00:00
[Summary PointsIntermittent angle closure glaucoma is sudden onset and associated with blurred vision and nausea. It is uncommon and unilateral.If the near acuity is better than the distant acuity (induced myopia)—think angle closure.If the story is consistent and the anterior chamber appears shallow, then compression gonioscopy is required to determine if the angle is occludable.A new headache in an older person should always suggest a secondary cause.]
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[Summary PointsIntermittent angle closure glaucoma is sudden onset and associated with blurred vision and nausea. It is uncommon and unilateral.If the near acuity is better than the distant acuity (induced myopia)—think angle closure.If the story is consistent and the anterior chamber appears shallow, then compression gonioscopy is required to determine if the angle is occludable.A new headache in an older person should always suggest a secondary cause.]
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