@article{cb1f4226037847c1ac0aecc49e926bde,
title = "Risk of hypotony in noninfectious uveitis.",
author = "Ebenezer Daniel and Maxwell Pistilli and Pujari, \{Siddharth S.\} and Ka{\c c}maz, \{R. Oktay\} and Nussenblatt, \{Robert B.\} and Rosenbaum, \{James T.\} and Suhler, \{Eric B.\} and Thorne, \{Jennifer E.\} and Foster, \{C. Stephen\} and Jabs, \{Douglas A.\} and Jabs, \{Douglas A.\} and Levy-Clarke, \{Grace A.\} and Kempen, \{John H.\}",
note = "Extreme alterations in intraocular pressures (IOP) are not uncomm on in the setting of uveitis. While elevated IOP is often a focus of interest and concern in uveitis, hypotony in uveitis is perhaps a more formidable problem, given limited treatment options and the potential complications of visual loss, maculopathy, keratopathy, choroidal effusion, optic nerve edema, irregular astigmatism, and, ultimately, phthisis bulbi.",
year = "2012",
month = nov,
day = "1",
doi = "10.1016/J.OPHTHA.2012.05.032",
language = "American English",
volume = "119",
journal = "Ophthalmology",
number = "11",
}