Question
A 34-year-old lawyer is struck in the eye by a golf ball launched by an ophthalmologist. The ophthalmologist rushes the lawyer to his office and examines his eye. A 20% hyphema is present in the anterior chamber. No rupture of the globe is present. The traumatized eye is at risk for developing all of the following types of glaucoma except:
| A. |
angle-closure glaucoma |
| B. |
open-angle glaucoma |
| C. |
angle-recession glaucoma |
| D. |
phacolytic glaucoma |
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