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The clinical analysis of drug induced acute angle-closure glaucoma
ZHAO Liang, LIU Ai-hua, GUO Ru-ru, SUN Feng-yuan
2018, 46 (7):
712-715.
doi: 10.11958/20180267
Objective To explore the clinical characteristics, drug types and mechanism of drug induced acute angleclosure glaucoma. Methods Clinical data of 10 patients (13 eyes) with drug induced glaucoma were collected in Tianjin
Medical University Eye Hospital from August 2016 to November 2017. The history of primary disease, medication history,
clinical features, treatment and prognosis were recorded and analyzed. Results There were 3 males and 7 females in 10
patients, with the average age 61.1 years old (46-81 years old). There were three cases of binocular glaucoma and seven
cases of monocular glaucoma. In 10 patients the involved systemic diseases included acute abdominal disease,
organophosphate poisoning, postoperative general anesthesia, cerebral infarction, plastic surgery of tongue cancer, respiratory
system diseases, trigeminal neuralgia and depression. Among them, 3 cases had glaucoma history, and they were treated with
anti-glaucoma surgery or laser iridotomy. The drugs involved in acute angle-closure glaucoma including atropine,
alprostadil, albuterol, isopropyl, bromide, carbamazepine, olanzapine, lorazepam, azolam and hydrochlorothiazide. Eight
patients accepted the conservative treatment and two accepted glaucoma cataract surgeries. Four patients were relieved after
conservative treatment and 1 patient was eventually blinded due to higher intraocular pressure. Two patients underwent
surgical treatment, intraocular pressure control was stable, and vision function was restored. Three patients were lost to
follow-up. Conclusion Acute angle-closure glaucoma can be induced by the medication treatment for the systemic
diseases, which can lead to serious complications. The clinicians should inquire the medical history, and take measures to
prevent the onset of glaucoma, in order to save the visual function.
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