Regresión del defecto campimétrico en un paciente con glaucoma primario de ángulo abierto

1. González Pérez, Javier
2. Cerviño Expósito, Alejandro
3. Parafita-Mato, Manuel A.

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Abstract

Just a few studies could demonstrate the improvement of the visual fields after a glaucoma-induced sensitive loss. In most of them, perimetric recoveries arose at the beginning of the hypotensor treatment and, in less cases, were progressive and/or evolved during several years. A case is presented involving a 46 years old patient who, in September 1995, was diagnosed of open angle primary glaucoma, being treated with carteolol 2%. Follow-up visits for 7 years showed certain degree of regression of the perimetric defects, showing the relevance of the automated perimetry in the early glaucoma diagnosis and follow-up examination.

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