Pigment dispersion syndrome is an eye disease that occurs when pigment granules are released from the back of your iris (the colored part of the eye). The loose fragments float around in the ...

002) were greater in the more affected eye of each patient. CONCLUSION: A more posterior iris insertion predisposes to the phenotypic expression of pigment dispersion syndrome.

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She denied recent trauma or other ocular events. Ophthalmologic history comprises ... with areas of hypoautofluorescence and hypofluorescence, respectively. Pigment dispersion syndrome may arise from ...

We present a case of unilateral, secondary open-angle glaucoma due to an underlying diffuse iris melanoma. The patient was referred by his ophthalmologist with uncontrolled, elevated intraocular ...

1 pseudoexfoliation and 1 pigment dispersion glaucoma). Glaucoma patients were further divided into early-moderate and severe glaucoma groups. A detailed description of the demographics and clinical ...

In this prospective hospital-based study, we recruited consecutive subjects from the glaucoma clinics at the Singapore ... of previous intraocular surgery or penetrating trauma or pigment dispersion ...

Additional ocular findings were retinal hypopigmentation and pigment dispersion with clusters of pigment in the retina. Two thirds of the patients had cutaneous naevi flammei, most commonly in the ...

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Good' (HDL) cholesterol, usually considered to be beneficial for health, may be linked to a heightened risk of the serious eye condition, glaucoma-at least among the over 55s- suggest the results ...