Angle-closure glaucoma can be induced by drugs that may cause pupillary dilatation. We report a case of a patient that developed bilateral angle closure glaucoma after an ileostomy surgery because of systemic atropine injection. This case report highlights the importance of a fast ophthalmologic evaluation in diseases with ocular involvement in order to make accurate diagnoses and appropriate treatments.
Acute angle closure glaucoma following ileostomy surgery
LopesMM, TavaresACF, AlmeidaCBM, PorraccioT, MeirellesSHS. Acute angle closure glaucoma following ileostomy surgery. Rev Bras Oftalmol. 2015;74(1):43-5.
Lopes,Mariana Meirelles; Tavares,Ana Carolina Frota; Almeida,Clara Bartha de Mattos; Porraccio,Tiffany; Meirelles,Sergio Henrique Sampaio. Acute angle closure glaucoma following ileostomy surgery. Rev Bras Oftalmol., v. 74, n. 1, p. 43-45, Feb. 2015.
Lopes,M.M., Tavares,A.C.F., Almeida,C.B.M., Porraccio,T., & Meirelles,S.H.S. (2015). Acute angle closure glaucoma following ileostomy surgery. Rev Bras Oftalmol.,74(1), 43-45.
Lopes,Mariana Meirelles and Tavares,Ana Carolina Frota and Almeida,Clara Bartha de Mattos and Porraccio,Tiffany and Meirelles,Sergio Henrique Sampaio. Acute angle closure glaucoma following ileostomy surgery. Rev Bras Oftalmol. [online]. 2015, vol. 74, n. 1, [cited 2026-03-09], pp.43-45. Available from: <https://www.rbojournal.org/en/article/acute-angle-closure-glaucoma-following-ileostomy-surgery/>. ISSN 0034-7280.