9C61.32
category
Neovascular secondary angle closure glaucoma
Definition
Neovascular secondary angle-closure glaucoma is a frequent condition where neovascular membranes occlude and close the chamber angle by fibrovascular contraction leading to intraocular pressure elevation and subsequent optic nerve damage. Neovascularization can be due to retinal venous occlusion, diabetic retinopathy, ocular ischemia, long-standing retinal detachment and other ischemic conditions of the eye.
Also indexed as
Diabetes mellitus with glaucomaDiabetic glaucomaGlaucoma due to retinopathy of prematurityNeovascular secondary angle closure glaucomaSecondary angle closure glaucoma by neovascular membrane due to diabetic retinopathySecondary angle closure glaucoma by neovascular membrane, without pupillary block, due to diabetic retinopathy
Nearby in Secondary angle closure glaucoma
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