Type de présentation | E-poster |
Titre | A series of acute corneal edema and residual subepithelial haze after bilateral selective laser trabeculoplasty. |
But | To report 3 cases of acute corneal edema and subepithelial haze soon after bilateral selective laser trabeculoplasty (SLT). |
Méthodes | SLT was performed to treat open-angle glaucoma in 3 female, middle aged patients who subsequently developed stromal haze within 24 to 48 hours after the procedure. |
Résultats | The patients were treated with topical steroids for several weeks. Due to uncontrolled intraocular pressure, one patient underwent a trabeculectomy. The corneal edema resolved. However, all three patients were left with a hyperopic shift as well as changes in corneal astigmatism in the majority of the patients. |
Conclusion | Occurrence of corneal edema and subepithelial haze after SLT is an extremely rare event. Although certain causes are postulated to play a role in this complication, it is not yet understood what may predispose a patient to corneal changes as a result of this laser procedure. |
Conflit d'intérêt | Non |
Nom | NIJS |
Initiales | J |
Institut | KU Leuven |
Ville | Leuven |
Nom | Vandewalle |
Initiales | E |
Institut | UZ Leuven |
Ville | Leuven |
Nom | Walgrave |
Initiales | V |
Institut | Oculus |
Ville | Ieper |
Nom | Somers |
Initiales | A |
Institut | Oogartsen Vaartkom |
Ville | Leuven |
Nom | Lemmens |
Initiales | S |
Institut | UZ Leuven |
Ville | Leuven |