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Glaukoma Closure Angle Status
Glaukoma Closure Angle Status
: Ajeng Rizki Paramita Sari : 05-071 : February 21th, 2011 : Prof.DR.Dr J.H.A MANDANG SpM
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PATIENT IDENTITY Name Age Address Occupation Religion : Mr. R : 43 Years old : Bercak Jagotirto , sleman - jogjakarta : sand miners : Moslem
II.
ANAMNESIS Main complains : Sudden pain, redness, blurred vision on the right eye. Additional complains : Headache and nausea.
History of Disease Patient came to Dr. Yap Eyes Hospital Yogyakarta with main complains sudden pain, redness, and blurred vision on his right eye. The pain felt deep in the eye ball and spread to forehead. Besides that, its also followed by headache and nausea too. These complain had been happening for 2 days. Patient taken an eye drop (Visine) and Paramex to reduce those symptoms but it didnt getting better and then he decided to go to the hospital to receive better treatment. This similar complains had not found on the rest of his family member.
Previous disease The patient said that there is no history of trauma on his right eye and he never had the same symptoms like this before.
III.
GENERAL STATUS General condition : Appearance of severe illness Complains-related symptoms : not found
IV.
Left Eye
Quiet Well
B. Systematic Examination
Right Eye Visual Acuity Correction
1/60 Cant be corrected
Left Eye
6/6 -
Edematous
Quiet
Iris Pupil
Radier
Radier
V.
RESUME Patient, Mr. R, 43 years old came to Dr. Yap Eyes Hospital with main complains sudden pain, redness, and blurred vision on his right eye. The pain felt deep in the eye ball and spread to forehead. Besides that, its also followed by headache and nausea too. These complain had been
happening for 2 days. Patient taken an eye drop (Visine) and Paramex to reduce those symptoms but i t didnt getting better and then he decided to go to the hospital to receive better treatment. This similar complains had not found on the rest of his family member.
From General Examination on The Right Eye Founded: General condition of eye ball: Appearance of severe illness
From Systematic Examination on The Right Eye Founded: Visual acuity : 1/60, cant be corrected
Palpebra superior/inferior : Edematous Tarsal conjunctiva Bulbar conjunctiva Cornea Anterior chamber Pupil Lens Schiotzs Tonometer : Hyperemic : Ciliarys injection : Edematous : Narrow anterior chamber angle : Dilated, light reactive (-) : Turbid : 45,8 mmHg
VI.
CLINICAL DIAGNOSE Right Eye Acute congestive /primary angle closure Glaucoma Left Eye Normal
VII.
DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSE
Left Eye -
VIII. MEDICAL TREATMENT For The Right Eye Acetazolamite 500 mg I.V. then 250 mg tablet, 1 tablet orally 4 times daily Timolol 0,25 %,1 drop 2 times daily Pilocarpine 2 %, 1 drop/minute in 5 minutes, then 1 drop/hour in 6 hours
If necessary: Oral glycerin 50 % in a dose 2-3 ml/kg of body weight Vitamin K 300 mg tablet, 1 tablet orally 3 times daily
If the intraocular pressure remains increased and the visual field show progressive loss, surgery might be advised (Iridectomy)
For The Left Eye Preventive peripheral I ridectomy Screening examination: every 1 year or less.
IX.
PROGNOSIS Right Eye Ad vitam Ad sanationum Ad functionum Bonam Dubia ad bonam Dubia ad malam Left Eye Bonam Bonam Bonam
X.
COMPLICATION
ACUTE GLAUCOMA
TONOMETER
GONIOSCOPY
IRIDECTOMY
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