2010
DOI: 10.31288/oftalmolzh201051619
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Changes in the eye anterior section in patients with the syndrome of the glaucomocyclic crises

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“…with co-authors who, during ultrasound biomicroscopy of the eyes of patients with glaucomatous crises and Fuchs syndrome, found that in the «affected» eyes there was a significant increase in the thickness of the ciliary body in comparison with healthy paired eyes (both in the active phase and in the remission stage). 10,11 It follows that in eyes with uveopathy, the distance «ciliary body -lens equator» should be reduced. Uveopathies are characterized by mydriasis, iris atrophy, and increased IOP.…”
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“…with co-authors who, during ultrasound biomicroscopy of the eyes of patients with glaucomatous crises and Fuchs syndrome, found that in the «affected» eyes there was a significant increase in the thickness of the ciliary body in comparison with healthy paired eyes (both in the active phase and in the remission stage). 10,11 It follows that in eyes with uveopathy, the distance «ciliary body -lens equator» should be reduced. Uveopathies are characterized by mydriasis, iris atrophy, and increased IOP.…”
Section: How Can This Be Explained?mentioning
confidence: 99%