Epithelial Downgrowth

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  Grand Rounds

  A patient with ocular history of ruptured globe presented with a new pupillary membrane. Argon laser photocoagulation showed blanching of the iris epithelium concerning for epithelial downgrowth. A biopsy of this membrane was positive for epithelial downgrowth. It was observed given it did not progress. However, the patient developed a secondary glaucoma eventually requiring a tube shunt insertion. We will discuss epithelial downgrowth, its pathogenesis and clinical features and complications, as well as the management and treatment.
  

  Presentation Date: 05/04/2023
  Issue Date: 05/26/2023
  

  • Presenter: Lily Zhang, MD URL
  • Faculty Discussant: William W. Culbertson, IV, MD URL
  • Faculty Discussant: Sander R. Dubovy, MD URL
  • Faculty Discussant: Carol L. Karp, MD URL
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