Clinical Trial: Predicting the Risk of Partial Ciliary Block After Cataract and Goniosynechialysis Surgery in Primary Angle-Closure Disease

U.S., April 25 -- ClinicalTrials.gov registry received information related to the study (NCT07549438) titled 'Predicting the Risk of Partial Ciliary Block After Cataract and Goniosynechialysis Surgery in Primary Angle-Closure Disease' on April 18.

Brief Summary: Primary angle-closure disease (PACD) is a major cause of vision loss, often treated with a combined surgery that removes the eye's natural lens (cataract surgery) and physically opens the eye's drainage system (goniosynechialysis). While effective, this surgery carries a small risk of a severe complication called ciliary block (or aqueous misdirection), where fluid builds up in the wrong part of the eye, pushing structures forward and causing high eye pressure. Recently, doctors ha...