Dear Jade Thank you for your excellent video. I used it during one of my classes with your credentials. I'd like to add a few comments though on the topic at certain time points. 3:20 min - is not glaucoma, rather elevated IOP 5:39 min - is not glaucoma, rather acute angle closure (without the term glaucoma) 7:44 min - there's a typo and verbal typo: not trabelectomy but trabeculectomy. But I'd discourage doing trabeculectomy in acute angle closure since it has a high risk of subsequent aqueous misdirection syndrome (AMS), if conservative treatment fails I'd recommend doing phaco alone first (if synechial closure in the angle is less than 180 degrees) 11:10 - in my opinion the diagnosis is not bacterial keratitis (I'd expect a white area on the cornea), I think the patient has had a previous trabeculectomy and is having a blebitis (infection of the bleb - see white area between 12 and 1 o'clock) resulting in hypopyon. I'd examine the patient to rule out endophthalmitis and treat accordingly I congratulate you again to this great collection and presentation of cases, please continue on making them :) Regards Aron Szabo Ophthalmic surgeon and glaucoma specialist University of Szeged, Hungary (ps: I'm using my fiancee's account because I can't seem to log out of hers and log into mine)
This is really really good. I don't understand why it doesn't have many more viewers. Hopefully you will make more good videos like this. Thanks for making this video anyway!!!
