Glaucoma HY Flashcards
Humphrey 24-2 and 30-2 use this degree grid
6-degree grid (3 degrees above and 3 degrees below horizontal midline)
Test for advanced VF loss
Humphrey 10-2 (central 8 to 10 degrees) more test points with central island of vision
CCT of ocular hypertensives
Higher than average CTT
CCT of average population
530-545
Takes advantage of birefringent properties of RNFL
Scanning laser polarimeter (GDx). measures relative RNFL thickness
Measures light reflectivity to determine absolute RNFL thickness
OCT
Plexiform neurofibroma occurs in
25% of patients with NF-1
Optic nerve glioma
NF1
After hyphema, risk of IOP elevation is greatest
Rebleeds occur 3 to 7 days after initial hyphema
Frequency doubling technology (FDT) visual field preferentially activates
M (magnocellular) cells
(Frequenting McDonald’s Seems Krazy) F-M
SWAP (Short-wavelength automated perimetry) preferentially activates
Koniocellular neurons (Frequenting McDonald’s Seems Krazy) S-M
Valved tube
Ahmed
Glaucoma syndrome with hypodontia and microdontia
(absence of teeth and small teeth) Axenfeld-Rieger syndrome
Avoid in inflammatory glaucomas
Miotic agents ie pilocarpine - may exacerbate inflammation by breaking down blood-aqueous barrier and worsen PAS formation
Mechanism of latanoprost
Increases uveoscleral outflow, a pressure independent mechanism, where aqueous passes from ciliary muscle to supraciliary and suprachoroidal spaces