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Incidence and prognosis of ocular hypertension secondary to viral uveitis
International Ophthalmology, 04/07/09
Sungur GK et al. - The total incidence of secondary glaucoma was 13.1%. Most of the patients responded to antiviral and antiglaucomatous therapy. Trabeculectomy with mitomycin C was performed in only two patients. Secondary glaucoma can be regarded as a frequent complication of viral uveitis. As it has a good prognosis, surgical intervention is rarely required.
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