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2/2006
vol. 108 abstract:
Original paper
Childhood glaucoma associated with Sturge-Weber syndrom – the efficacy of cyclofotocoagulation and other therapeutic methods
Beata Kocyła-Karczmarewicz
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,
Dorota Klimczak-Ślączka
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,
Mirosława Grałek
1
,
Barbara Chipczyńska
1
Online publish date: 2006/06/25
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Purpose
Sturge-Weber syndrome is a rare congenital neurooculocutaneous disorder. Ocular involvement can include glaucoma and vascular malformations of the conjunctiva, episclera, choroid and retina. Material and methods 16 children (16 eyes) with Sturge-Weber syndrome associated with glaucoma (mean age – 34 month, mean follow up 8.87 years) treated in our institution, were reviewed. In retrospective analysis were assessed: IOP and postoperative complications after diode laser cyklophotocoagulation (16 eyes ), after trabeculectomy (6 eyes) and trabeculectomy with MMC (3 eyes). Results In ten eyes (62.5%) good result (IOP 6-22 mmHg) post cyclophotokoagulation – (3x) was recorded, as well as in 3 eyes (50%) post trabeculectomy and in 3 eyes (100%) post trabeculectomy with MMC 0.2/4 min. No postoperative complications occured in cyclophotocoagulation group. Complications after trabeculectomy were the following: 3 cases of hypotony, 4 cases with shallow anterior chamber and 5 with choroidal effusions . Conclusions Diode laser cyclophotocoagulation combined with topical medication is an effective and safe treatment of glaucoma in children with Sturge-Weber syndrome keywords:
glaucoma, Sturge-Weber syndrome, phacomatosis, diode laser cyclophotocoagulation, trabeculectomy |
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