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Goniodysgenesis in exfoliation glaucoma.

Authors: T, Jerndal; B, Svedbergh;

Goniodysgenesis in exfoliation glaucoma.

Abstract

According to our material the exfoliation glaucoma can be regarded as the result of an interplay of at least two different pathologic conditions: a primary genetic goniodysgenesis creating a relative block to the outflow, and a probable vasculopathy in the iris. Subsequent degeneration of the iris will lead to a liberation of pigment and debris, i.e., the exfoliation syndrome, eventually causing obliteration of the outflow pathways.

Keywords

Male, Glaucoma, Uveal Diseases, Middle Aged, Eye, Pedigree, Trabecular Meshwork, Microscopy, Electron, Scanning, Humans, Female, Eye Abnormalities, Intraocular Pressure, Aged

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