Peripheral iridectomy is indicated in-a) Acute angle closure glaucoma b) Open angle glaucomac) Malignant glaucomad) In ICCEe) Pupil block glaucoma

Correct Answer: ade
Description: Indications of peripheral iridectomy Closed angle glaucoma with papillary block. As a part of cateract surgery: - All ICCE, some cases of ECCE. For optical purpose (optical iridectomy) In corneal opacities Abscission of the prolapsed iris Iris bombe formation (annular synechiae) For removal of foreign body, cyst or tumour of the iris As a part of trabeculectomy operation and in penetrating keratoplasty
Category: Ophthalmology
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