121. Glaucoma FYI - Glaucoma Information glaucoma, a leading cause of blindness, is an eye disease that results in low vision. To prevent blindness, ask a glaucoma doctor to perform glaucoma treatment. http://www.glaucomadoctorsfyi.com

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122. Simon P Kelly, FRCOphth Specializing in cataract, glaucoma, medical retina, neonatal and general ophthalmology. Bolton, Greater Manchester, England, UK. Eye disease and patient information website and links. http://www.dr-kelly.eyemd.org

Simon P Kelly Web Site Dr Simon Kelly: Home Page Dr Simon Kelly Home Page Practice Locations Care Philosophy Picture ... Curriculum Vitae Simon P Kelly, FRCOphth Care Philosophy Practice Locations Bolton Hospital NHS Trust Bolton Greater Manchester BL4 0JR England 01204-390-554 (FAX) The Beaumont Hospital Old Hall Clough Chorley New Road, Lostock Bolton BL6 4LA England 01204-404488 (FAX) beaumont@bmihealthcare.co.uk Specialties General Ophthalmology, Cataract, Medical Retina. Patient Safety. Patient Education Resources Symptoms of Vision Problems AAP Correcting Your Vision With Glasses and Contacts AAO How Can You Protect Your Children's Eyes from the Sun? AAO Vitamin and Mineral Supplements and Your Eyes AAO Frequently Asked Questions Common Vision and Eye Problems AAP Need a UK family doctor? WebLink Links The Royal College Ophthalmologists WebLink The American Academy of Ophthalmology WebLink Dept of Health UK WebLink Medico-Legal Expert WebLink Ophthalmology at The BMJ WebLink UK Ophthalmology Web Lins WebLink UK Patient Information Web Site WebLink National Patient Safety Agency WebLink Royal National Institute for the Blind WebLink Bolton Bolton Hospitals NHS Trust WebLink The Beaumont Hospital, Bolton

123. GLAUCOMA Translate this page Esta forma de glaucoma, la más conocida por presentarse bruscamente con gran Gonioscopía para comprobar, en caso de sospecha de glaucoma, a que tipo http://www.oftalmored.com/publico/GLAUCOMA.HTM

GLAUCOMA Es una de las enfermedades que con más frecuencia produce importantes déficits de la función visual, situándose entre las principales causas de ceguera en todo el mundo. El lograr un diagnóstico precoz, para iniciar el tratamiento correcto y establecer las pautas de seguimiento mas adecuadas, constituye el arma mas eficaz para evitar estas graves consecuencias. DEFINICIÓN. ¿POR QUE SE PRODUCE EL GLAUCOMA? TIPOS DE GLAUCOMA POBLACIÓN DE RIESGO ... CONTROL DE LA EVOLUCIÓN DEFINICIÓN Es una enfermedad caracterizada por una elevación de la presión intraocular hasta un nivel que produce un daño irreversible en las fibras del nervio óptico. Las fibras de nervio óptico, se dañan cuando la presión intraocular se eleva por encima de un nivel que es variable de unos individuos a otros. Si la situación de presión elevada se mantiene durante mucho tiempo, o alcanza cifras exageradamente altas, estas fibras se pueden dañar de forma irreparable, es decir la pérdida de visión se hace irreversible. Cuando la totalidad de las fibras del nervio óptico se han dañado, se pierde por completo la capacidad de transmitir imágenes al cerebro, encontrándonos ante una ceguera total.

124. Nail Patella Syndrome: Definition, Symptoms, And Treatment - Kellogg Eye Center Nailpatella syndrome definition and treatment information, including surgery. A discussion about the strong evidence of a link between glaucoma and NPS. http://www.kellogg.umich.edu/patientcare/conditions/nail-patella.html

Among those who are at a higher risk for glaucoma are African Americans over age 40, everyone over age 60, and anyone with a family history of glaucoma. Home Eye Conditions A-D E-M ... Ask the Expert Nail-Patella Syndrome Definition Symptoms Treatment Clinic Information Definition Nail-Patella syndrome (NPS) is a rare genetic disorder that causes abnormalities of bone, joints, fingernails and kidneys. NPS is commonly characterized by absent or under-developed kneecaps and thumbnails. It is estimated to occur in one in 50,000 newborns. Researchers at the U-M Kellogg Eye Center have found strong evidence of a link between glaucoma and Nail-Patella syndrome. A research study was initiated after Paul Lichter, M.D. , noticed a glaucoma patient had no thumbnails and recalled the patient's mother, whom he had treated years earlier, also lacked thumbnails. Both patients had NPS in addition to glaucoma. Other family members were subsequently examined, and some who previously were unaware of NPS were diagnosed with the disorder. Lichter's research team examined 24 people with Nail-Patella syndrome in two families and found that more than half of them suffered from glaucoma. "As a result of these findings, we recommend people with Nail-Patella syndrome have regular ophthalmologic exams so glaucoma can be diagnosed and treated as early as possible," said Lichter, who is chairman of the University of Michigan Health System's Department of Ophthamology and director of the W.K. Kellogg Eye Center.

125. What Is Glaucoma? glaucoma is an eye disease caused by increased pressure inside the eyeball,whendetected early enough through regular eye exams is easily treatable. http://idid.essortment.com/whatisglaucoma_rysa.htm

What is glaucoma? Glaucoma is an eye disease caused by increased pressure inside the eyeball,when detected early enough through regular eye exams is easily treatable. People who have their eyes regularly checked with either an optometrist or an ophthalmologist as part of a routine eye exam will be as part of the exam tested for a serious eye disease known as glaucoma. This is a relatively silent disease that can strike at anytime, and when symptoms are finally detected, for some it may be too late. There are two types of glaucomaacute and chronic. Thankfully the acute form is rare, but nonetheless when it does occur, immediate treatment should be sought to prevent permanent loss of vision. Basically, glaucoma is a condition where pressures will build up within the eyeball. It is like a sink that is filling up with water, and with the drain closed. If you place some kind of a flexible cover over the sink, the cover will start to bulge outward. Similarly, this is what happens inside the eyeball, and if left untreated can lead to impaired vision or permanent blindness. The eye normally discharges this buildup of fluid through a network of tissues called a “drainage angle.” Problems begin when proper drainage within the eyeball does not take place through this area called the “drainage angle,” which is located between the iris and the cornea. As long as this “drainage angle” does not function correctly, the pressures will continue to build in the eyeball, and this in turn will reduce the blood flow to the retina and the optic nerve.

126. Page Not Found [NEI] National Eye Institute's glaucoma education Web page. Provides online and downloadable glaucoma educational material. http://www.nei.nih.gov/nehep/glaucoma.htm

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127. Friends Of The Congressional Glaucoma Caucus Foundation (877) 611-4232 and of those referred, 15% displayed signs consistent with glaucoma. It iswell known that for the vast majority of individuals with glaucoma, http://www.glaucomacongress.org/index.asp

Home Join Our Email List Home Glaucoma Screenings ... Related Links The Friends of the Congressional Glaucoma Caucus Foundation, Inc. (FCGCF) is dedicated to supporting the activities of the Congressional Glaucoma Caucus, a group of United States Congress members who are dedicated to helping all Americans fight the scourge of glaucoma and other eye diseases. FCGCF provides diagnostic screenings opportunities for high risk glaucoma population groups in their home districts across the nation. In support of the 81 members and former members of the Congressional Glaucoma Caucus, FCGCF arranges and provides screenings for glaucoma and other eye diseases throughout the United States at no cost to screening participants. From April 2001 to September 2004 we have screened approximately 36,000 individuals and have held over 1400 screenings nationwide. Of those screened, approximately 33% were referred for further vision related medical treatment, and of those referred, 15% displayed signs consistent with glaucoma. It is well known that for the vast majority of individuals with glaucoma, the chances of preserving their sight is significantly improved if diagnosed and treated early enough. FCGCF targets groups of people at high risk of developing glaucoma or other eye disease, such as African Americans and Hispanics over the age of 40. We also target geographic areas, where adequate eye care is unavailable. FCGCF utilizes mobile facilities, complete with the most up-to-date screening equipment, so that we can travel to high risk areas.

128. Eye Care Specialists, SC - Vision Correction Centers Website describes practice treatment for Cataract removal, Corneal Transplants, glaucoma, Macular Degeneration, Laser Surgery http://321eyes.com

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129. Glaucoma: Definition, Symptoms, And Treatment - Kellogg Eye Center glaucoma defined, description of symptoms, and information on treatment http://www.kellogg.umich.edu/patientcare/conditions/glaucoma.html

This optic nerve has suffered damage from glaucoma; the loss of nerve tissue centrally leaves a rim of tissue remaining and a central "cup" where nerve tissue used to be. The white appearance centrally is scleral tissue beneath. Home Eye Conditions A-D E-M ... Ask the Expert Glaucoma Definition Symptoms Treatment Clinic Information Definition Glaucoma is a group of eye diseases causing optic nerve damage. The optic nerve carries images from the retina, which is the specialized light sensing tissue, to the brain so we can see. In glaucoma, eye pressure plays a role in damaging the delicate nerve fibers of the optic nerve. When a significant number of nerve fibers are damaged, blind spots develop in the field of vision. Once nerve damage and visual loss occur, it is permanent. Most people don't notice these blind areas until much of the optic nerve damage has already occurred. If the entire nerve is destroyed, blindness results. Glaucoma is a leading cause of blindness in the world, especially in older people. Early detection and treatment by your ophthalmologist are the keys to preventing optic nerve damage and vision loss from glaucoma. What Causes Glaucoma?

130. Home Page Board certified ophthalmologist specializing in the medical and surgical treatment of anterior segment disease and glaucoma. Richmond and Williamsburg. http://www.dr_mcgrath.eyemd.org/

Daniel J. McGrath, M.D. Web Site Dr D McGrath: Home Page For Dr. McGrath Dr D McGrath Home Page For Dr. McGrath Practice Locations Curriculum Vitae Home Page Practice Locations Nelson Clinic Office See map 401 N. 11th Street 4th Floor Richmond, Virginia 23298 804-828-1010 (FAX) Stony Point Office See map 9000 Stony Point Parkway Richmond, Virginia 23235-1940 804-560-7349 (FAX) Parham Road Office See map 7702 Parham Road 2nd Floor Richmond, Virginia 23294 Specialties Dr. McGrath's primary practice focus is glaucoma. Eye consultations/evaluations, medical and surgical treatments of anterior segment conditions including glaucoma and cataracts are supported by state-of-the-art equipment and facilities. Patient Education Resources New Patient Information WebLink Common Illnesses What is Glaucoma? AAO What Is a Cataract? AAO Important Facts About Glaucoma AAO What Everyone Should Know About Macular Degeneration AAO Frequently Asked Questions Types of Glaucoma AAO Symptoms of Glaucoma AAO Examination for Glaucoma AAO What Are the Symptoms of Cataracts?

131. Genetic Research In Glaucoma - Kellogg Eye Center Understanding how glaucoma genes work will lead to improved diagnosis and treatmentof glaucoma. Find out about current genetic research in glaucoma at the http://www.kellogg.umich.edu/research/glaucoma.genetics.html

132. Wills Glaucoma Research The glaucoma Research Center at Wills Eye Hospital is striving to understand all aspects of glaucoma including its treatment, impact on patient quality of life, how best to screen for the disease, and ultimately, how to cure it. http://willsglaucomaresearch.org/

Lumigan - Xalatan Patient Perception Study loc="menuimages/" The Glaucoma Research Center at Wills Eye Hospital is striving to understand all aspects of glaucoma including: its treatment, impact on patient quality of life, how best to screen for the disease, and ultimately, how to cure it. Our clinical research facility takes advantage of an extraordinary clinical population - the largest and most diverse patient base in the world. Collaborating with basic scientists and an interdisciplinary support staff, our clinicians are defining the standard of practice in glaucoma and working to discern the science behind it. Wills Eye Hospital 840 Walnut Street Philadelphia, PA 19107 Phone: (215) 928-3126 Email: info@willsglaucomaresearch.org

133. Glaucoma Indications for use as monotherapy for open angle glaucoma where Indicationsfor use- for chronic open angle glaucoma or ocular hypertension. http://www.academy.org.uk/pharmacy/glaucoma.htm

Anti-Glaucoma Drugs Adrenergic neurone blockers:- Ganda Adrenergics:- Alphagan Eppy Iopidine Propine ... Simplene Beta-blockers:- Betagan Betoptic CoSopt Glau-Opt ... Timoptol Carbonic anhydrase inhibitors:- CoSopt Diamox Parenteral Diamox Sustets Diamox Tablets ... Trusopt Miotics:- IsoptoCarbachol IsoptoCarpine Ocusert Pilo Minims Pilocarpine ... Sno Pilo Prostaglandin analogue:- Xalatan Sympathomimetics:- See Adrenergics. brimonidine hydrochloride 0.2% Preservatives:- benzalkonium chloride Category :- POM Indications for use:- as monotherapy for open angle glaucoma where beta-blockers are ineffective or contraindicated or as an adjunct to beta-blocker therapy in open angle glaucoma or ocular hypertension. Availability:- ALPHAGAN gtt, 5 ml bottle. Current optometric application/s (UK):- none. Contraindication/s:- known allergy (sensitivity) to any ingredients of the solution. Specific precautions:- pregnacy and breast feeding; history of severe or unstable cardiovascular or severe vascular disease (incl. Raynauds syndrome), cerebral or coronary insufficiency; renal or hepatic impairment; depression; concurrent medication with potential interactive medications (INT, see below). Concurrent use of soft contact lenses not recommended. Drug-Drug Interactions (INT):- the possibility of substantial interaction with a range of systemic medications should be considered, e.g. anti-depressants (monoamine oxidase inhibitors, RIMA's, SNRI's, NARI’s, tricyclic and tetracyclic antidepressants); many anti-hypertensive drugs (including clonidine and reserpine), drugs for major cardiovascular disease including digoxin; benzodiazepines; barbiturates; narcotic analgesics; alcohol.

134. Wolfe Clinic Specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of cataract, glaucoma, retina diseases, and other eye conditions. http://www.wolfeclinic.com

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135. Glaucoma In Dogs An Eye Emergency The causes, symptoms, and emergency and longterm treatment of glaucoma in dogsis explained. http://www.peteducation.com/article.cfm?cls=2&cat=1606&articleid=439

136. Dr. William Townsend, Optometrist And Specialist Treatment of all eye and vision problems including eye surgery, lasik, cataracts, glaucoma, eyeglasses, contact lenses and vision related school problems. Virginia Beach, Virginia. http://www.wtownsend.com/index2.html

Dr. William W. Townsend Optometrist Trust your vision to the expertise of Dr. William W. Townsend, Optometrist, as have more than 50,000 of your neighbors. You deserve his experience and technology when it comes to your family's precious vision. Personalized eye care, convenient for you. 32 years experience. 4224 Holland Road, Suite 108 Virginia Beach, VA 23452 " Welcome to the practice of Dr. William Townsend. He has dedicated himself to providing friendly, convenient care, backed by knowledge and experience your family can count on. Visit us soon. We're eager to see you!" " The choice of a doctor- especially one who will care for your family's previous vision- deserves careful thought. You should ask the following question: Does he have experience, the latest technology, personalized care, hours that work into your schedule?" " Thank you for visiting our website. Please check out any aspect of our care. I want to be there for your family to handle any visual or eye problem you may have." ABOUT PRACTICE LOCATION

137. Moorfields Eye Hospital NHS Trust : Glaucoma Moorfields Eye Hospital is the leading centre for Ophthalmic care worldwide. http://www.moorfields.org.uk/EyeHealth/Glaucoma

Home Eye Health For Patients For Health Professionals ... Eye Health Glaucoma Diagnosis Treatment Information for parents Facts ... Eye Health Glaucoma printable page Glaucoma Glaucoma is one of the world's leading causes of blindess. In the UK, 1 in 50 people over 40 have this condition. Glaucoma is not curable, but blindness is preventable if the glaucoma is diagnosed and treated early enough. While there are usually no warning signs, regular eye tests will help detect the onset of the disease. What is glaucoma? Glaucoma is an eye condition characterised by loss of vision due to damage of the optic nerve. The optic nerve carries sight images to the brain, and any damage to the nerve results in damage to sight. Usually, but not always, the damage occurs because pressure within the eye increases and presses on the nerve, which damages it. Will I go blind from glaucoma? If you have been diagnosed with glaucoma, this does not mean you will go blind, especially if you have been diagnosed with glaucoma at an early stage in the disease. Drops and sometimes operations can stabilise the glaucoma, and, with regular check-ups, you will be able to manage the condition. You will experience some degree of sight loss but it will be minimised with effective treatment. More information: Diagnosis Treatment Information for parents Facts ... Terms and Conditions

138. Glaucoma glaucomatrac is a webbased application that empowers glaucoma patients by allowing them to maintain a graphical record of their glaucoma treatment, eye pressure and glaucoma test results. http://www.agingeye.net/glaucomacharting/index.php

Home > Glaucoma Tracking How good is your vision? Glaucoma is a life-long disease. Although glaucoma cannot be cured, it can be controlled effectively and the vision loss is preventable. Good control requires regular eye pressure checks to achieve and maintain the target pressure and eye tests to monitor glaucoma progression. Given the chronic nature of the disease, it becomes essential to maintain good records of the glaucoma treatment. Glaucomatrac is a web-based graphical method of keeping a record of your eye pressure, eye test results and eye drops. We believe that such a record is essential for several reasons. Maintaining such a record will allow you to get a better sense of your eye health and will allow for your participation in treatment decisions. This may empower you to ask questions about your disease that you otherwise may not. In addition, you will better understand the various treatment decisions. We believe that active monitoring by patients is an essential, albeit ignored, aspect of successful control of chronic diseases. We realize that most likely you will not have all the information needed. You will have to get it from your doctors or will have to request for medical record and abstract it yourself. However, it has to be clearly understood that Glaucomatrac is not an alternative or supplement to your doctor's advice.

139. BBC NEWS | Health | Medical Notes | G-I | Glaucoma BBC News Online examines what causes glaucoma and how it is treated. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/medical_notes/g-i/3420853.stm

News Sport Weather World Service ... Help [an error occurred while processing this directive] BBC Sport BBC Weather On This Day Newswatch Last Updated: Thursday, 22 January, 2004, 22:27 GMT E-mail this to a friend Printable version Glaucoma Eye tests can pick up glaucoma Glaucoma occurs when the nerve at the back of the eye becomes damaged. This can cause a person's sight to deteriorate and can lead to blindness. What is glaucoma? Glaucoma is the name given to a group of conditions that affect the eye. There are four different types of glaucoma - acute, chronic, developmental and secondary. In each case, the optic nerve behind the eye is damaged. This nerve carries information from the eye to the brain enabling us to see. This damage can be caused by a weak nerve or more usually by the build-up of fluid in the eye. This occurs when fluid in the eye cannot drain properly. Acute glaucoma can occur suddenly and can be painful. If left untreated, it can lead to blindness. Chronic glaucoma is the most common form of the condition. The drainage channels from the eye become blocked over time and vision gradually becomes impaired. Developmental glaucoma mostly affects babies and young children. It is rare but potentially serious and is caused by malformation of the eye.

140. The Eye Center Group .:. Online E. Central Indiana ophthalmic and optometric practice specializing in laser eye surgery, cataracts, glaucoma, retina, cosmetic eye surgery. http://www.eyecentergroup.com

Our website is packed full of information about eye diseases and services offered by the physicians of The Eye Center Group. Simply click the links at the top of the pages and use the drop-down menus to find what you're looking for. We offer information on a wealth of medical and surgical eye care topics, such as: Cataracts LASIK Laser Refractive Surgery Glaucoma Cornea ... Other Eye Diseases And now, utilize our 3D-Eye Library to search for information, including in-depth animations and explanations of conditions and treatments related to medical eye conditions. If you have a specific question, feel free to contact us by filling out a quick and easy online form. Steve Baker is an on-air personality with Richmond, Indiana's own KICKS96 Hit Country radio station, and on March 10th, 2005, Dr. Kevin Scripture performed CustomVue LASIK on him. Video cameras, microphones, and digital cameras were on hand to document the event. Check out the documentary files here.

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