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Ocular hypertension following blunt ocular trauma Hitoshi Yoshimoto 1 , Shoichi Namba 2 , Chieko Morino 3 , Masahiro Ikeda 3 , Miwako Nakagawa 3 , Michiro Matsuyama 3 1Saiseikai Gose Hosp 2Osaka City Kita Municip Hosp 3Dept of Ophthalmol, Osaka City Univ pp.625-628
Published Date 1986/6/15
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1410209746
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We evaluated a consecutive series of 88 cases who developed ocular hypertension. These cases were a part of a larger series of 1478 cases with ocular contusion seen by us during the foregoing 10- year period. We analyzed these cases by the chi-square test with a view to detect risk factors that might necessitate surgicaltreatment of ocular hypertension and that might influ-ence the long-term prognosis.

As risk factors that would necessitate surgery, we detected the following items in the decreasing order of significance : lens dislocation associated by hyphema, simple lens dislocation, simple hyphema, and absence of lens dislocation or hyphema. The longterm prognosis of intraocular pressure was independent of hyphema, lens dislocation or degree of the chamber angle recession. The control of intraocular pressure over a longterm basis was significantly poor in aged subjects and was good in younger ones. Rinsho Ganka (Jpn J Clin Ophthalmol) 40(6) : 625-628, 1986


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