Titlebook: Macroscopic Ocular Pathology; An Atlas Including C Fritz H. Stefani,Gerhard Hasenfratz Book 1987 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1987 gla

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Glaucoma, Usually an increase in intraocular pressure results from impaired outflow. Hypersecretion is a rare cause. Congenital (developmental) glaucoma, primary glaucoma with open or closed chamber angle, and secondary glaucoma with open or closed angle due to intraocular inflammation, traumatic lesions, ch

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Tumors and Pseudotumors,e lid and conjunctiva are not mentioned here. Tumors of the eye and the orbit usually cause fairly early symptoms and/or signs. Visual acuity, visual fields, and the normal position of the eye are often affected. Highly malignant intraocular and orbital tumors must be differentiated from benign spac

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Trauma,dily cause breaks in the various tissues. Surgical trauma has a defined risk while accidental trauma is often preventable. Sudden lowering of intraocular pressure by surgery, penetrating injury, or rupture of the globe (in nonpenetrating injury or in corneoscleral inflammation) may cause leakage of

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