MCQ 2: Essentials in Acute Angle Closure Glaucoma

A brief MCQ discussion on a high-yielding topic - Acute Angle Closure Glaucoma.
Basic pathophysiology is explained with an emphasis on its treatment.
Download the PDF of the Discussion with the Royal College of Ophthalmology Treatment Guidelines for Angle Closure Glaucoma:
drive.google.com/file/d/1rz3L...

[@hindoth.9340]

Please keep doing this very nice pearls in Ophthalmology. You don’t find this very nice and useful illustration in very day work in clinic. Thank you 🙏

[@nilotpaladhikary1101]

Sir your videos are very much helpful... please don't let your helps be stopped sir.... keep making such kind of videos... thank you very much sir

[@bokgison9155]

You are truly comprehensive lecturer, Dr Pranesh. I was wondering if you could throw POAG lecture in the future as well!

[@rohit_roars]

Thanks for uploading this video sir.

[@harithaunni1420]

Excellent presentation sir it's very helpful ,thank u soo much 🤩

[@Shiva_333]

Good work sir

[@dradnanazeem338]

Thankyou very much , due to your lecture i passed my exam

[@pranesh]

Congratulations brother! 😊👏🏻👏🏻

[@MuhammadAdnan-fu4vh]

Excellent presentation

[@anurooppatra2890]

Thank you Sir ❤

[@dradnanazeem338]

Nice presentation

[@ashlykuriakurian6321]

Thank you sir

[@gappuandfamily6774]

Sir what about the iv mannitol in the treatment.. it has no role ??

[@pranesh]

We give intravenous mannitol as well instead of iv Diamox. Different centres have different protocols.

[@gappuandfamily6774]

Sir should we start with IV mannitol/IV acetazolamide first or e/d pilocarpine first or both simultaneously?

[@gappuandfamily6774]

What will be the first line of drug

[@Darshan485]

Sir please can you make one for following topics:
Retinal detachment
PVD
Orbit

[@pranesh]

Sure brother