[PDF] Top 20 Prisión preventiva: las tensiones entre la eficacia procesal y presunción de inocencia

... or to the migration of SO in the anterior chamber resulting in mechanical obstruction of the aqueous outflow. Preexisting glaucoma or steroid-induced IOP elevation, as aforemen- tioned, should also be considered. ... See full document

... Blunt trauma accounts for 70-85% of all traumatic RD & occurs mainly in young males. Although young patients have a higher incidence of eye injury than other age groups, they rarely develop acute RD because there ... See full document

... though rhegmatogenous RD is a rare posterior segment complication of BD but it should be kept in mind especially if the patient presented with marked diminution of vision on top of the chronic course of the ... See full document

... for rhegmatogenous retinal detachment (RRD), including early visual rehabilitation and prevention of cataract ...vitreous detachment (PVD). RRD is usually associated with PVD, typically ... See full document

... with rhegmatogenous retinal detachment after the PPV were ana- lyzed in the current ...tractional retinal detachment involving or threatening the ... See full document

... intraoperative management of posterior capsular rupture with anterior vitrectomy and removal of any vitreous incarceration in wound with minimal traction is ...of Rhegmatogenous retinal ...total ... See full document

... underwent retinal reattachment surgery for rhegmatogenous retinal detachment (RRD), with and without PVR, and where risk factors were measured before or during ...factors associated ... See full document

... was associated with a posterior location of uveitis and with infectious causes, especially viral ...that retinal involvement would be related to RRD ...viral retinal disor- ders, in combination with ... See full document

... which is similar to our study. In our study, we performed one or.1 scleral suture in 29 cases at the end of surgery, 23 cases in the 23-gauge group, and 6 cases in the 25-gauge group. Among these cases, 8 were sutured in ... See full document

... The genetic risk of RRD has been investigated through family linkage studies[17,18] and twin reports [19-21]. It has also been noted that familial occurrence of RRD is a risk factor for its' development, with a risk ... See full document

... presentation, retinal detachment was documented in 47 ...one associated with a giant ...one associated with coloboma and one with pseudo-retinitis ...pigmentosa associated with RRD was ... See full document

... parameter associated with myopia, especially high myopia, but not diopter, was used in our ...including retinal pigment epithelium, will suffer from traction and trophic degen- ...the retinal breaks ... See full document

... Successful retinal attachment surgery requires effective treatment of retinal breaks and relief of vitreoretinal traction (Schwartz and Mieler ...primary retinal detachments, except cases with very ... See full document

... as retinal detach- ment and retinal schisis can accompany congenital cavi- tary optic disc anomalies, to which belong optic disc coloboma, morning glory syndrome and extrapapillary ...nerve ... See full document

... syndrome associated with retinal traction and detachment in which cells with proliferative potential multiply and contract on retinal ...after retinal detachment repair PVR is ... See full document

... normal-tension glaucoma and past laser trabeculoplasty treatment for both eyes presented with 7 days of pain, eyelid redness, significant chemosis, and proptosis of her eye, operated on for RRD 14 months ... See full document

... foveal retinal detachment and cystic formation were observed, yet the retinal inner layer continued in a bridge shape, thus signifying IMH (that is, a stage 1B MH) ... See full document

... The early phase manifestation of RRD is the migration of RPE cells into viscous body, accom- panied with abnormal hyperplasia of RPE cells. Further migration causes aggregation on the lower surface of retina or ... See full document

... received retinal detachment ...a retinal tear or detachment, inferior retinal breaks (defined as breaks between 4 and 8 o’clock), six or more total clock hours of lattice degeneration, ... See full document

... The outcomes of the 25 G vitrectomy for repair of grade C PVR are presented in Table 3. A recurrent retinal detachment developed in six eyes (22.2%), and two of these eyes had a reattachment by fluid/gas ... See full document