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Anomalia de Peters ou glaucoma congênito de Peters é um transtorno genético do desenvolvimento ocular caracterizado por disgenesia trabecular que causa glaucoma, que é geralmente bilateral. A membrana de Descemet e o endotélio no centro da córnea falham em se desenvolver, levando a opacidades centrais da córnea com sinéquia iridocorneana que se estende da borda iriana até a opacidade central. A câmara anterior é rasa e pode haver aderência ao cristalino. Catarata pode estar associada. | |||
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Peters anomaly, or Peters congenital glaucoma, is a genetic eye developmental disorder characterised by trabecular dysgenesis that causes glaucoma, which is generally bilateral. Descemet's membrane and the endothelium at the centre of the cornea fail to develop, leading to opacities in the central cornea with iridocorneal synechia that stretch from the edge of the irides to the central opacity. The anterior chamber is narrow and may adhere to the lens. Cataract can be associated. | |||
Revision as of 06:52, 14 August 2026
Peters anomaly, or Peters congenital glaucoma, is a genetic eye developmental disorder characterised by trabecular dysgenesis that causes glaucoma, which is generally bilateral. Descemet's membrane and the endothelium at the centre of the cornea fail to develop, leading to opacities in the central cornea with iridocorneal synechia that stretch from the edge of the irides to the central opacity. The anterior chamber is narrow and may adhere to the lens. Cataract can be associated.
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Peters anomaly, or Peters congenital glaucoma, is a genetic eye developmental disorder characterised by trabecular dysgenesis that causes glaucoma, which is generally bilateral. Descemet's membrane and the endothelium at the centre of the cornea fail to develop, leading to opacities in the central cornea with iridocorneal synechia that stretch from the edge of the irides to the central opacity. The anterior chamber is narrow and may adhere to the lens. Cataract can be associated. |
