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Glaucoma secundário de ângulo fechado neovascular é uma condição frequente em que uma membrana neovascular oclui e fecha o ângulo da câmara anterior por contração fibrovascular, levando à elevação da pressão intraocular e subsequente dano ao nervo óptico. A neovascularização pode ser devida a oclusão venosa retiniana, retinopatia diabética, isquemia ocular, descolamento de retina de longa data e outras condições isquêmicas do olho. | |||
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Neovascular secondary angle-closure glaucoma is a frequent condition where neovascular membranes occlude and close the chamber angle by fibrovascular contraction leading to intraocular pressure elevation and subsequent optic nerve damage. Neovascularization can be due to retinal venous occlusion, diabetic retinopathy, ocular ischemia, long-standing retinal detachment and other ischemic conditions of the eye. | |||
Revision as of 08:07, 13 August 2026
Neovascular secondary angle-closure glaucoma is a frequent condition where neovascular membranes occlude and close the chamber angle by fibrovascular contraction leading to intraocular pressure elevation and subsequent optic nerve damage. Neovascularization can be due to retinal venous occlusion, diabetic retinopathy, ocular ischemia, long-standing retinal detachment and other ischemic conditions of the eye.
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| English | Neovascular secondary angle closure glaucoma |
Neovascular secondary angle-closure glaucoma is a frequent condition where neovascular membranes occlude and close the chamber angle by fibrovascular contraction leading to intraocular pressure elevation and subsequent optic nerve damage. Neovascularization can be due to retinal venous occlusion, diabetic retinopathy, ocular ischemia, long-standing retinal detachment and other ischemic conditions of the eye. |
