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Gonioscopy

In ophthalmology, gonioscopy is a routine procedure that measures the angle between the iris and the cornea (the iridocorneal angle), using a goniolens (also known as a gonioscope) together with a slit lamp or operating microscope. Its use is important in diagnosing and monitoring various eye conditions associated with glaucoma.

Interpreting the gonioscopic image, The goniolens or gonioscope & Etymology

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Interpreting the gonioscopic image

Aqueous humourAnterior chamberTrabecular meshworkSchwalbe's lineAnterior synechiae
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The goniolens or gonioscope

Total internal reflectionScleraOra serrataGoniotomy
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Etymology

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OphthalmologyIrisCorneaSlit lampGlaucoma
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MeSH
D006068
Specialty
Optometry, ophthalmology

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The goniolens or gonioscope

Interpreting the gonioscopic image

Etymology

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Gonioscopy

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Triples13
Avg. degree1.92
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Gonioscopy

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related to Interpreting the gonioscopic image · 8
Gonioscopy → Anterior, Further, Generally, However, Iridocorneal, Schwalbe's, The, This
related to The goniolens or gonioscope · 2
Gonioscopy → The, Three
MeSH · 1
Gonioscopy → D006068
Specialty · 1
Gonioscopy → Optometry, ophthalmology
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Gonioscopy → routine procedure that measures the angle between the iris and the cornea

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angle goniolens iridocorneal iris cornea surface slit lamp anterior may eye ophthalmology mirrors allows synechiae gonioscope glaucoma goldmann prisms direct

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GonioscopyMeSHD0060681.00infobox
GonioscopySpecialtyOptometry, ophthalmology1.00infobox
Gonioscopyis aroutine procedure that measures the angle between the iris and the cornea0.90text
Gonioscopyrelated to Interpreting the gonioscopic imageIridocorneal0.60section
Gonioscopyrelated to Interpreting the gonioscopic imageThe0.60section
Gonioscopyrelated to Interpreting the gonioscopic imageGenerally0.60section
Gonioscopyrelated to Interpreting the gonioscopic imageHowever0.60section
Gonioscopyrelated to Interpreting the gonioscopic imageSchwalbe's0.60section
Gonioscopyrelated to Interpreting the gonioscopic imageFurther0.60section
Gonioscopyrelated to Interpreting the gonioscopic imageAnterior0.60section
Gonioscopyrelated to Interpreting the gonioscopic imageThis0.60section
Gonioscopyrelated to The goniolens or gonioscopeThe0.60section

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