The incidence of glaucoma following uveitis in children varies in the literature with figures up to 35% regardless of the form or type of uveitis. It is interesting to compare… Click to show full abstract
The incidence of glaucoma following uveitis in children varies in the literature with figures up to 35% regardless of the form or type of uveitis. It is interesting to compare the surgical outcomes of steroidâinduced glaucoma (SIG) in vernal keratoconjunctivitis (VKC) and uveitic glaucoma as these secondary glaucomas are a therapeutic challenge with many cases becoming unresponsive to medical treatment and sharing a predisposition to cataractogenesis.
               
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