Second European Glaucoma Symposium, Helsinki, May 1984

Front Matter....Pages I-XX
Present and Future of Computer Assisted Perimetry in Glaucoma Selected Topics....Pages 1-9
Psychophysics in Glaucoma. A Modified Concept of the Disease....Pages 11-17
Psychological Factors in Computer Assisted Perimetry; Automatic and Semi-Automatic Perimetry....Pages 18-18
Optic Disc Densitometric Data and Delayed VECP in Glaucoma....Pages 19-22
Correlation or non-Correlation between Glaucomatous Field Loss as Determined by Automated Perimetry and Changes in the Surface of the Optic Disc?....Pages 23-33
Computerized Analysis of Visual Fields....Pages 35-40
The Visual Field Quantification Issue....Pages 41-45
Computerized Location of Fluctuation and Changes in Glaucomatous Visual Fields....Pages 47-53
The Humphrey Field Analyzer: Concepts and Clinical Results....Pages 55-64
Perimetry in Congenital and Infantile Glaucoma....Pages 65-68
Computerized Perimetric Program for Detection of early Glaucomatous Defects....Pages 69-73
Early Glaucomatous Field Defects in Computerized Perimetry (Octopus 201) and Tangent Screen (Bjerrum Kampimetry)....Pages 75-76
Rabbit IOP and Vitreous, Lens and Aqueous Weights after Various Diuretics and Water Loading Test. The Influence of Optic Nerve Transection....Pages 77-83
Effect of Adrenergic Agonists and β 1 β 2 Antagonists on Intraocular Pressure and Adenylate Cyclase in Rabbit Ciliary Processes....Pages 84-84
Relative Distribution of Epinephrine, Pilocarpine and Timolol in the Rabbit Eye....Pages 85-89
Location of β-Adrenergic Receptors in the Cornea and Ciliary Body of the Rabbit....Pages 90-90
Effect of Ocular Pigmentation on Ocular Disposition, Metabolism and Biophasic Availability of Pilocarpine....Pages 91-95
The Comparative Ocular Responses of Pilocarpine Ophthalmic Rods and Pilocarpine Eye Drops....Pages 97-102
The Influence on the Capillary Blood Volume of the Optic Nerve Head Exerted by Beta-Blocking Agents with and without Intrinsic Sympatomimetic Activity....Pages 103-109
(—)-Propranolol in the Isolated Rabbit Iris....Pages 111-117
Comparison of Different β-Blockers in Open Angle Glaucomas....Pages 119-123
The Effect of d -Timolol on Intraocular Pressure in Patients with Ocular Hypertension....Pages 124-124
The Effects of Timolol use in Glaucoma Patients under the Age of 17 Years....Pages 125-129
Levobunolol: Minimum Concentration Required to Control IOP in Subjects with Primary Open-Angle Glaucoma or Ocular Hypertension....Pages 130-130
Long-Term Treatment of Chronic Open Angle Glaucoma with Topical Pindolol 1%....Pages 131-134
Maximal Medical Treated Glaucoma Patients....Pages 135-137
Levobunolol: A New Beta-Adrenoceptor Antagonist for the Treatment of Glaucoma....Pages 138-138
Eye Irritation Caused by Topical Beta-Blocker Therapy. A New Methodological Screening Approach....Pages 139-144
Laser Trabeculoplasty....Pages 145-152
Computerized Perimetry Before and after Trabeculoplasty. A Study of the Short-Term Effect....Pages 153-156
Effect of Argon Laser Trabeculoplasty in Open Angle Glaucoma: Our Experience....Pages 157-163
Argon Laser Trabeculoplasty. Variation of Methods and Immediate Complications....Pages 165-170
Early and Late Effects on Intraocular Pressure of the Treatment Mode of Laser Trabeculoplasty....Pages 171-175
Gonioretraction vs. Trabculoplasty....Pages 177-178
Cyclotrabeculospasis — A New and Simple Method of Laser Treatment in Glaucoma....Pages 179-181
The Immediate IOP Responses after Neodymium Yag Laser Iridotomy in the Human Eye....Pages 182-182
Argon Laser Trabeculoplasty in Chronic Open Angle Glaucoma....Pages 183-186
Laser-Prophylaxis of Neovascular Glaucoma....Pages 187-191
Ocular Effect on Neodymium-Yag Laser....Pages 192-192
Argon Laser Trabeculoplasty After Trabeculectomy....Pages 193-196
The Blood Aqueous Barrier Effects of Neodymium Yag Laser Iridotomy in the Human Eye....Pages 197-201
Experimental and Clinical Laser Iridectomy with Argon and Nd Yag Q Switched Laser....Pages 203-210
Surgery and its Documentation in Glaucoma....Pages 211-223
Scleral Changes After Diathermy and Incision (Scanning Electron Microscope Study)....Pages 225-229
Long-Term Observations on Goniotrephination....Pages 231-236
Ten Year Prospective Follow-Up of a Glaucoma Operation....Pages 237-247
Long-Term Observations After Trephination with Scleral Flap in Glaucoma with Threatened Point of Fixation....Pages 249-252
Valve Trabeculotomy and Filtering Iridocyclretraction in Glaucoma....Pages 253-257
A New Approach for Chamber Angle Surgery....Pages 259-263
Gonioscopic Trabeculotomy. First Results....Pages 265-271
Experimental and Clinical Consideration of Direct Cyclodiathermy....Pages 273-279
Research on the Mechanism of Trabeculectomy: The Main Pathway of the Aqueous Humor....Pages 281-286
The Trabeculo-Keratencleizis Under Scleral Flap....Pages 287-291
A Modification of Cohan’s Filtering Corneal Trephination....Pages 293-294
Variation in Anterior Chamber Volume During the Pilocarpine/Phenylephrine Provocative Test....Pages 295-300
Unilateral Angle Closure Glaucoma: A Biometric Study....Pages 301-303
Limbal and Axial Chamber Depth. Variations. Detection of Primary Angle-Closure Glaucoma....Pages 304-304
Value of Ultrasonographic Biometry in Congenital Glaucoma....Pages 305-310
Astigmatism and Amblyopia in Congenital Glaucoma....Pages 311-316
Hereditary Juvenile Glaucoma....Pages 317-320
Chronic Open-Angle Glaucoma with Exfoliation Syndrome. Long-Term Functional Prognosis of Treated and Regularly Followed Patients....Pages 321-325
Baring of the Optic Disc Circumlinear Vessels in Ocular Hypertension and Glaucoma....Pages 327-331
Glaucomatous Alterations of the Optic Disc in High Myopia....Pages 333-338
Orbital Haemodynamics and Aqueous Humour Dynamics in Diseases of the Carotid-Cavernous and Vertebro-Basilar Systems....Pages 339-347
Panretinal Photocoagulation Treatment of Severe, Complicated Glaucoma....Pages 348-348
Hemorrhagic Glaucoma after Intraocular Operations....Pages 349-351
Blood and Plasma Viscosity Measurements in Glaucoma Patients....Pages 352-352
Secondary Glaucoma in Reactive Lymphoid Hyperplasia of the Conjunctiva and Uveal Tract....Pages 353-358
The Natural Course of Open Angle Glaucoma (Poster Exhibition)....Pages 359-363
Goniodysgenesis in Elderly Glaucoma and Non-Glaucoma Patients. A Masked Biomicroscopic Study of the Anterior Segment....Pages 364-364