Angle Closure Tree
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Angle-closure glaucoma is shown as two different ways the eye’s drainage angle can slam shut: pupil block with iris bombe, or topiramate-induced ciliochoroidal effusion pushing the lens-iris diaphragm forward. Tap the branches or switch tabs to compare mechanisms, then answer the vignette quiz and check the exam-trap notes.
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