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a group of ocular diseases of the optic nerve involving loss of retinal ganglion cells with progressive optic neuropathy is the classification of what?
glaucoma
what is the most common type of glaucoma open or closed
primary open angle
approximately how many types of glaucoma are known
60
what are the three classification systems of glaucoma discussed by dr. erickson (general etiologies)
etiology, mechanism and age of onset
when aqueous outflow is reduced on a submicroscopic and or biomechanical level glaucoma is usually classified as primary/secondary, open/closed
primary open angle glaucoma.
large cd ratios or small would make you suspect glaucoma
large
developmental glaucomas are usually, secondary or primary and chronic or acute?
most forms are secondary and chronic
what is the most common form of adult glaucoma, open or closed angle?
open angle
what is the differetial factor that determines whether or not pigment dispersion is a syndrome or glaucoma?
whether or not there is optic nerve neuropathy.
pigment release in PDS and PG is thought to be related to an abnormality in what anatomical structure? or possibly a mechanical problem such as?
anatomically an abnormality in the iris epithelium. mechanically the iris rubbing on the lens.
what race and age group is more likely to have PDS
caucasians in there 20's and 30's
what type of refractive error are people most likely going to have if they have PDS
large myope with large angles
is pigmentary glaucoma more commonly bilateral or unilateral
most comonly bilateral though it is often asymmetrical
what is the classic triad of PDS
krukenberg spindle, iris transillumination (midperipheral, slit like), and pigment in the TM
pigment observed on or anterior to schwalbes line is known as?
sampaolesi's line