[Ocular siderosis].
We show a clinical case of siderosis bulbi with absolute secondary glaucoma. The initial diagnosis was primary open angle glaucoma in both eyes, and the patient was treated with eye drops for 4 years. After reassessment of anamnesis, clinical and paraclinical investigations we find that one eye is normal and the real diagnosis in the involved eye.
Zemba
M
M
Cucu
B
B
Enache
Veronica
V
Furedi
G
G
Manole
Camelia
C
Gherasimiuc
Elena
E
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