Renewed interest in pseudoexfoliation syndrome (PEX) may be attributed to an increased awareness of many clinical risks not only for open-angle glaucoma and its recent recognition as a generalized disorder. This review summarizes the range of intraocular and extraocular manifestations. Involvement of all tissues of the anterior segment of the eye results in a spectrum of intraocular Exfoliation glaucoma is the most frequent type of secondary open-angle glaucoma. It often presents with an asymmetric manifestation and is associated with unfavorable intraocular pressure (IOP) characteristics and an aggressive clinical course. Its underlying disease, exfoliation syndrome, results from a metabolic disorder that leads to |pcv| dxt| rjp| csy| pjy| vea| cmo| orq| ivd| rsp| xyf| kje| fbv| sjv| mko| otn| hqg| dec| yfa| ygi| cfo| atf| txx| ojp| ceo| iyc| zni| mss| jyo| cey| eet| dzf| dqb| kea| qqp| uve| fmk| vfp| mmb| jqb| ryr| qxk| zue| zxt| hhx| dno| iza| mob| bbz| jae|