Glaucoma: 8 tables ; [progress III]
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| adam_text | Contents
Chapter
1
Imaging Individual Ganglion Cells in the
Human Retina
Nicholas
E.H.
Wood, Li Guo, M. Francesca
Cordeiro
1.1
Introduction
................................................. 7
1.2
Description of the Imaging
Techniques
.................................................... 7
1.3
The Imaging Techniques
.......................... 2
1.3.1
Scanning Laser Polarimetry
.................... 2
1.3.2
High-Resolution Reflectance
Imaging
.......................................................... 2
1.3.3
Optical Coherence Tomography
........... 3
1.3.4
Confocal Scanning Laser
Ophthalmoscopy
........................................ 5
1.3.5
Adaptive Optics
...........................................
б
1.4
Applications to RGC Imaging
................. 7
1.4.1
Retrograde Labelling
................................. 7
1.4.2
RGC-Specific Fluorescent Protein
Expression
..................................................... 7
1.4.3
The Detection of Apoptosing Retinal
Cells (DARC)
.................................................. 8
1.5
The Future
..................................................... 9
References
.....................................................
W
Chapter
2
The Epidemiology of Glaucoma
Annette Giangiacomo, Anne Louise Coleman
2.1
Introduction
................................................. 13
2.2
Primary Open-Angle Glaucoma
............ 13
2.2.1
Increased
ЮР
...............................................
U
2.2.2
Age
................................................................... 74
2.2.3
Family History
.............................................. 75
2.2.4
Sex
.................................................................... 75
2.2.5
Ethnicity
......................................................... 75
2.2.6
Myopia
............................................................ 16
2.2.7
Other Risk Factors
....................................... 77
2.3
Primary Angle-Closure Glaucoma
........ 77
2.3.1
Risk Factors
................................................... 78
2.3.2
Prevalence
..................................................... 18
References
..................................................... 19
Chapter
3
Circadian Changes in Intraocular Pressure
Amish B. Doshi, John H.K. Liu,
Robert
N.
Weinreb
3.1
Introduction
................................................. 23
3.2
Normal IOP Curve
....................................... 23
3.3
Sources of Circadian Control
.................. 24
3.4
Glaucoma and 24-Hour IOP
.................... 25
3.5
Medical Management of
24-Hour IOP
.................................................. 26
References
..................................................... 27
Chapter
4
Detecting Glaucoma Progression by Imaging
Nicholas G. Strouthidis,
David F. Garway-Heath
4.1
Introduction
................................................. 29
4.1.1
The Principles of Progression
................. 29
4.1.2
Historical Perspective: Optic
Nerve Head Photography
........................ 30
4.1.3
The Potential of Optic Nerve
Head Imaging Devices
.............................. 30
4.2
HRT.
.................................................................. 3 7
4.2.1
HRT
Progression: Available
Techniques
.................................................... 31
4.2.2
HRT
Progression: Stereometric
Parameter vs. Pixel-Based
Techniques
.................................................... 31
4.2.3
HRT
Progression: Stereometric
Parameter Event Analyses
....................... 34
4.2.4
HRT
Progression: Stereometric
Parameter Trend Analyses
....................... 34
4.2.5
HRT
Progression: Pixel-Based
Technique
...................................................... 35
4.3
Detecting Progression by
GDx-VCC
......................................................... 35
4.4
Detecting Progression by
ОСТ
.............. 37
4.5
Frequency of Testing
................................. 37
4.6
Lack of Concordance
................................. 38
References
..................................................... 39
Chapter
5
The Classification of Primary Angle-Closure
Glaucoma
Taran
Sharma, Sancy Low, Paul J. Foster
5.1
Background
..................................................
5.2
The Purposes of Disease
Classification
................................................
5.3
The Evolution of Classification
Schemes for Angle-Closure
Glaucoma
......................................................
5.4
Definition of an Occludable or
Narrow Angle
...............................................
5.5
Primary Open-Angle Glaucoma is a
Diagnosis of Exclusion
..............................
5.6
Classification of Angle Closure in
Epidemiological Research
(ISGEO Scheme)
..........................................
5.7
Trabecular Meshwork Damage in
Angle Closure
...............................................
5.8
An Anatomical Basis for the Primary
Angle Closure Mechanism
......................
5.9
Classification System for
Angle-Closure Glaucomas
.......................
5.9.1
Level I: Iris and Pupil
..................................
5.9.2
Level II: Ciliary Body
...................................
5.9.3
Level III: Lens-Induced Angle
Closure
............................................................
5.9.4
Level IV: Ciliolenticular Block/Aqueous
MisdirectionrMalignant
Glaucoma
...
5.10
Gonioscopy
...................................................
References
.....................................................
Chapter
6
Uveitic Glaucoma
Agnieszka
G.
Nagpal,
Nisha
R. Acharya
6.1
Introduction
.................................................
6.2
The Epidemiology of Uveitis-Related
Ocular Hypertension (OHT) and
Secondary Glaucoma
................................
6.3
Pathogenesis of Uveitic Glaucoma
.......
6.3.1
Aqueous Dynamics in Uveitic
Glaucoma
......................................................
6.3.2
Mechanical Causes of Uveitic
Glaucoma
......................................................
6.3.3
Steroid-Induced Glaucoma
.....................
6.4
Common Uveitic Entities Associated
with OHT and Secondary
Glaucoma
......................................................
6.4.1
Glaucomatocyditic Crisis: Posner-
Schlossman Syndrome
.............................
6.4.2 Fuchs Heterochromic
iridocyclitis
....................................................
Herpetic Disease
......................................... 53
Juvenile Inflammatory Arthritis (JIA)...
53
Pars Planitis
................................................... S3
Toxoplasmosis
.............................................. 54
Sarcoidosis
.................................................... 54
Syphilis
........................................................... 54
Treatment of Uveitic Glaucoma
............. 55
Medical Treatment
..................................... 55
Surgical Treatment
..................................... 55
Conclusion
.................................................... 56
References
..................................................... 56
6.4.3
6.4.4
6.4.5
6.4.6
6.4.7
42 6.4.8
6.5
42 6.5.1
6.5.2
6.6
43
43
Chapter
7
44
Nonpenetrating Glaucoma Surgery
Efstratios Mendrinos,
Tarek
Shaarawy
44
7.1
I ntroduction
.................................................
72
Deep Sclerectomy
..........
TP
44
72 1
Superficial
Scierai
Flaps
..............
TP
7.2.2
Deep Sclerectomy and Exposure
45
ofTrabeculo-Descemet s
Membrane
.....................................................
60
45
7.3
Deep Sclerectomy Technique
................
60
45
74
The Use of Implants
.............................
61
46
7.5
Viscocanalostomy
.......................................
61
7.6
Mechanisms of Filtration
.........................
67
46
76 1
Flow Through the TDM
................
6~>
7.6.2
Aqueous Humor
Resorption...................
62
46
7.7
Nd:Yag Goniopuncture
.............................
61
47
78
Technique
................................
64
47
7.9
Indications for Nonpenetrating
Glaucoma Surgery
......................................
64
7.9.1
Primary Open Angle Glaucoma
.............
64
7.9.2
Glaucoma in High Myopia
.......................
64
7.9.3
Pseudoexfoliation and Pigmentary
Glaucoma
............................................
64
7.94
Uveitic Glaucoma
.......................................
64
49
7.9.5
Congenital and Juvenile Glaucoma
.....
64
7.9.6
Glaucoma Associated with Sturge-
Weber Syndrome
.....................
65
49
7.9 7
Glaucoma in Aphakia
.............................
65
50
7.10
Contraindications for Nonpenetrating
Glaucoma Surgery
......................................
65
50
7.10.1
Relative Contraindications
......................
65
7.10.2
Absolute Contraindications
....................
66
50
7.11
Complications of Nonpenetrating
T?
Glaucoma Surgery
......................................
66
7.11.1
Intraoperative
Complications
................
66
7.11.2
Early Postoperative Complications
.__
67
51
7.11.3
Late Postoperative Complications
........
69
7.12
Clinical Experience with
51
Nonpenetrating Glaucoma
Suroerv
................................................„.....
70
52
7.12.1
Viscocanalostomy
.......................................
70
7.12.2
Deep Sclerectomy
...................................... 70
7.12.3
Studies Comparing Trabeculectomy
and Nonpenetrating Glaucoma
Surgery
........................................................... 71
References
..................................................... 72
Chapter
8
New Glaucoma Surgical Devices
Diamond
Y. Tam,
Iqbal Ike K. Ahmed
8.1
Introduction
................................................. 75
8.2
Basic Review of the Anatomy and
Physiology of Aqueous Outflow and
Drainage Devices
........................................ 76
8.2.1
Subconjunctival Filtration
....................... 77
8.2.2
Schlemm s Canal Outflow
........................ 77
8.3
Subconjunctival Filtration Device:
the Ex-PRESS Shunt
.................................... 79
8.4
Schlemm s Canal Devices: Canaloplasty/
¡Science, Glaukos Trabecular
Micro-Bypass Stent,
and theTrabectome
.................................. 81
8.4.1 Ab
Externo
Schlemm s Canal
Approaches: Nonpenetrating
Schlemm s Canaloplasty
.......................... 81
8.4.2
Trabecular Micro-Bypass Stent
.............. 86
8.4.3
Trabectome
................................................... 89
8.5
Suprachoroidal Filtration Device:
The SOLX Gold
Microshunt
..................... 91
8.6
Conclusion
.
References..
96
Chapter
9
Digital Glaucoma Patient Record
and Teleconsultation Systems for Glaucoma
Specialists: The European Glaucoma Society
Glaucocard Project
Marc Schargus,
Franz Grehn, The Glaucocard
Workgroup
9.1
Introduction
................................................. 99
9.2
History of
Telemedicine in
Ophthalmology
........................................... 100
93
The Concept of an Electronic
Glaucoma Patient Health
Record System
............................................. 70?
9.3.1
General Issues for
Implementation
.......................................... 101
9.3.2
Important Classifications for
Electronic Glaucoma Medical
Record Systems
........................................... 704
9.4
The EGS Glaucocard Project
................... 706
9.5
Future Prospects
......................................... 709
9.6
Conclusion
.................................................... 709
Acknowledgments
..................................... 7 70
References
..................................................... 7 70
Index
............................................................................ 7 73
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