Dr. Upali Tiwari

Dr.Neetu Kori, Dr.AKSHAY UMARE, Dr.SUPRIYA KHARE

Abstract

: NVG is a severe form of glaucoma with devastating visual outcome due to new BV obstructing outflow, secondary to retinal ischemia. Invasion of the AC by a fibrovascular membrane contracts to produce synechial ACG.

Case : she came with C/O of Ocular pain, & DOV in LE since 15 days.she had similar episodes. K/C/O DM & HTN. She had LE cataract SX & intravitreal injection 4 months back, & H/O sx? in RE 3 years ago.

RE NO PL vision, well formed bleb, iridectomy scar, shallow AC. tractional band + supero-temporally in retina S/O RD, & 0.9 CDR.

LE PL+ shallow AC ,NV of pupil margin, new vessels in angles & ectropion uveae shining reflex.tension was N/R. H’ges + in all retina, NVD & NVE with 0.8 CDR.

•Conclusion: NV & ACG are serious complications of a number of diseases. NVG can be potentially blinding if not treated promptly.

•PURPOSE : To represent the severe complications of DM combined with ACG. it is very important to recognise the disease and prevent the dire consequences