Abstract
Combined Lensectomy with Vitrectomy for Secondary Glaucoma and Traumatic Iridocyclitis after Ocular Blunt Trauma
Highlights
Traditional trabeculectomy has been the main surgery for many kinds of glaucoma [1]
We present a case of traumatic glaucoma and traumatic iridocyclitis after an ocular blunt trauma due to aggressive assault by the fist, which was successfully treated with a 23 gauge (G) vitrectomy combined with phacoemulsification and artificial lens implantation
This is the first case of secondary glaucoma and traumatic iridocyclitis in an eye after ocular blunt trauma that was successfully treated by combining lensectomy with vitrectomy
Summary
Ocular blunt trauma, Secondary glaucoma, Traumatic iridocyclitis
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