Neovascular glaucoma following Middle meningeal artery embolisation for recurrent subdural hemorrhage
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Description:
A 85-years-old Malay male, presented to us with loss of vision in left eye following middle meningeal artery embolization for recurrent subdural hemorrhage. He was noted to have multiple branch retinal artery occlusion in left eye. He was lost to follow up and 3 months later found to have neovascular glaucoma in his left eye which responded well to pan retinal photocoagulation. Retinal artery occlusion is an uncommon complication of middle meningeal artery embolization which should be treated with utmost importance.
Neovascular glaucoma following Middle meningeal artery embolisation for recurrent subdural hemorrhage
Clarus fundus camera, Heidelberg OCT,
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fundus photo left eye - first visit
Clarus fundus camera
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fundus photo left eye - 3 months later
Clarus fundus camera
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slit lamp photo left eye
anterior segment camera
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FFA image Left eye - 1 minute frame
Heidelberg OCT,
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FFA Image Left eye - 2 minute frame
Heidelberg OCT,
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FFA image Left eye - 7 minute frame
Heidelberg OCT,
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Pre embolisation picture of middle meningeal artery - 1
X ray image of arteriogram
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Pre embolisation image of middle meningeal artery - 2
X ray image of arteriogram
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post embolisation picture of middle meningeal artery - 1
X ray image of arteriogram
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post embolisation picture of middle meningeal artery - 2