1999
DOI: 10.1038/eye.1999.229
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Neovascular glaucoma after bypass surgery in Takayasu's disease

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“…Cerebrovascular or cardiac accidents should be cautioned in patients treated with medical therapy alone. NVG occurs as a failure of therapies, preferentially in patients with prolonged ocular ischemia, advanced stages of TR, and preexisting iris rubeosis (34,54). In surgery-related NVG, surgical intervention can quickly restore circulation to the ischemic area of the globe, resulting in massive raise in aqueous production and subsequent intraocular hypertension.…”
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“…Cerebrovascular or cardiac accidents should be cautioned in patients treated with medical therapy alone. NVG occurs as a failure of therapies, preferentially in patients with prolonged ocular ischemia, advanced stages of TR, and preexisting iris rubeosis (34,54). In surgery-related NVG, surgical intervention can quickly restore circulation to the ischemic area of the globe, resulting in massive raise in aqueous production and subsequent intraocular hypertension.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Of particular interest, restoration of retinal perfusion (21 eyes, 53.8%) was the most common findings associated with angiogram improvement, followed by resolution of microaneurysms (20 eyes, 48.8%), regressed new vessels (4 eyes, 9.8%), decreased capillary nonperfusion (3 eyes, 7.3%), less dilated retinal veins (2 eyes, 4.9%), and resolved arteriovenous anastomosis (1 eye, 2.4%). Four cases had CDI performed pre-and postoperatively, showing marked improvement of hemodynamics in the ophthalmic artery (27,32,34,34). One case with bilateral stage IV TR showed complete regression of optic disc neovascularization on OCTA after carotid endarterectomy (21).…”
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“…La reperméabilisation des axes vasculaires permet la régression de l'ischémie [22]. Il s'avère en revanche dangereux dans le dernier stade (stade 4) conduisant à la survenue d'un glaucome néovasculaire avec hypertonie majeure [23,24]. Aggravation de la rétinopathie avec apparition de territoires d'occlusion veineuse et d'ischémie…”
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