Laser Iridotomy

What is the purpose of laser iridotomy?

• To treat glaucoma

• To create a tiny opening in the iris

• To remove cataracts

• To correct nearsightedness

Which condition is LPI most often used to treat

• Primary Open Angle Glaucoma

• Angle Closure Glaucoma

• All glaucomas depending on the need of the patient

• Narrow Angles

What is the size of the opening created by laser iridotomy?

• The size of a pinhead

• The size of a marble

• The size of a golf ball

• The size of a coin

What does the opening created by laser iridotomy allow?

• Trapped fluid to flow into the back of the eye

• Trapped fluid to flow into the front of the eye

• Trapped fluid to be removed completely

• Trapped fluid to stay behind the iris

What condition can laser iridotomy help prevent?

• Cataracts

• Macular degeneration

• Nearsightedness

• Glaucoma

What is the main benefit of laser iridotomy?

• Improving night vision

• Reducing eye strain

• Reducing eye pressure

• Preventing dry eyes

What does LPI stand for

• Laser Patronas Iridodomy

• Laser Peripheral Iridectomy

• Laser Peripheral Iridotomy

• Laser Parental Iritis