[Physical methods in the combined therapy of hyphema and hemophthalmos].
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The suggested quantitative method for the assessment of the microcirculation in the anterior segment of the optic disk in the patients with primary open-angle glaucoma has revealed reduced local and total fluorescence of the optic disk vascular net, this reduction augmenting with the disease progress and indicating an ischemic type of the optic disk impairment. Rationale for the use of the suggested method for the diagnosis of open-angle glaucoma is given.
Closed vitrectomy was carried out in 26 patients with traumatic hemophthalmia. Measures for the prevention of the possible complications of this operation are considered. The efficacy of intramuscular ethamzylate, dicinon angioprotector, is confirmed for reducing the risk of a hemorrhage recurrence in the course of surgery and after it.
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The authors analyze the value of automated static perimetry for the early diagnosis of glaucoma. A total of 232 patients were examined, in 74 of them with primary open-angle glaucoma belonging to two age groups a reliable reduction was revealed of the mean retinal light sensitivity (p < 0.0001 vs. control and in suspected glaucoma in subgroups 1 and 2 p < 0.0001 and p < 0.01, respectively). Diffuse and local depression of light sensitivity in the central visual field was found in glaucoma patients and subjects with the condition suspected. Kinetic perimetry revealed narrowing of the peripheral borders of the visual field in 20% of glaucoma patients.