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UVEITIS + GLAUCOMA

ALL SECONDARY

OPEN ANGLE VS CLOSED ANGLE (PUPIL BLOCK VS IRIS PULLED FORWARD VS PUSHED FORWARD)

OPEN ANGLE

Inflammatory

1) Posner Schlossman
2) Fuch’s heterochromia
3) Trabecular swelling/precipitates
4) sarcoidosis
5) JRA
6) iritis (usually low IOP)
7) steroid response

Infectious

1) HSV
2) HZV
3) syphilis
4) toxoplasmosis

Lens Related

1) phacolytic
2) phacoantigenic
3) lens particle

CLOSED ANGLE

PULLED FORWARD

1) rubeosis/neovascular glaucoma
2) chronic PAS

PUSHED FORWARD

1) phacomorphic
2) choroidal effusion

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