Final - Surgical Management Flashcards

1
Q

Laser trabeculoplasty

  • target
  • how reduces IOP
  • first 24 hours
  • common complications
A

TM

Improving facility of outflow

On medications to prevent possible IOP spikes post-procedure

Iritis, periph ant synechiae

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Laser trabeculoplasty

  • 2 subtypes
  • which scars (cannot repeat in same area)
  • target of type that can be repeated
A

ALT, SLT

ALT

Melanin (SLT)

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Q

Laser trabeculoplasty

-best for what types of glaucoma (3)

A

POAG, exfoliation, pigmentary

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Laser iridotomy

  • brief description
  • procedure of choice for
A

Hole in peripheral iris with argon or Nd:YAG

Angle-closure glaucoma

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Laser iridotomy

-why/what it does/how it works (3)

A

Equalize pressure b/w AC and PC

Deepen AC

Open AC angle

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Laser iridotomy

  • how to check to make sure it’s all the way thru
  • complications
A

Transillumination - check for defect

Transient spike, mild ant uveitis, hyphema, K damage, ct, retinal burn, blurring, closure of sx

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Q

Laser peripheral iridoplasty

  • aka (2)
  • when
A

Gonioplasty, peripheral iris retraction

When iridotomy fails

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Laser peripheral iridoplasty

  • how it works
  • complications
A

Argon laser makes contraction burns to periph iris -> opens angle

Tightening of periph iris -> pulls it posteriorly from TM

IOP elevation, mild transient iritis

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Laser pupilloplasty

  • what
  • when
  • complications
A

Partially dilates pupil by applying contraction burns near pupillary portion of iris

Alternative method for pupillary block when cornea is cloudy

IOP rise, transient iritis

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Iris sphincterotomy

  • what
  • how
A

Pupil is enlarged, reshaped, or repositioned

Make linear cut across iris, allowing intrinsic tension to spread the cut apart

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Incisional iridectomy

  • what
  • when
  • complications
A

Small section of periph iris is excised thru limbal incision

Acute angle closure

Hemorrhage, incomplete sx, lens injury, endopthalmitis

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Trabeculectomy

  • what
  • complications
A

Creates opening in TM to est. direct communication b/w AC and Schlemm’s

False passage (if mis-ID Schlemm’s) -> cyclodialysis, possible hyphema

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Q

Trabeculectomy

-how it works

A

Probe inserted thru TM into Sclemm’s -> thermal ablation removes TM and internal wall of SC

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Canaloplasty

  • what
  • when
A

Microcatheter/tube in Schlemm’s to enlarge drainage canal, relieving pressure inside the eye

Open-angle glauc, those at high risk for infection/bleeding, those who had complications with other eye, pts who wear CLS

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Cyclodialysis

  • what
  • how it helps
A

Separate CB from SS via cyclo spatula -> creates direct communication b/w AC and suprachoroidal space

Incr uveoscleral outflow, reduces aqueous production (by changing ciliary anatomy)

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Cyclodialysis

  • indications
  • complications
A

Alternative to filtering sx, esp. in aphakic eye, or in combo with ct extraction

Heme, damage to Descemet’s, K damage, tear in CB/iris, lens injury, vitreous loss