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A 58-year-old diabetic patient presents with new floaters and decreased vision. Fundus exam shows dot-blot hemorrhages, venous beading, and IRMA in all four quadrants. What is the most appropriate next step?
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• IOP typically > 40-50 mmHg with mid-dilated pupil
• IV mannitol + timolol before pilocarpine
• Definitive tx: laser peripheral iridotomy
• Fellow eye prophylactic LPI recommended
Pilocarpine is ineffective when IOP is very high because the iris sphincter becomes ischemic and can't constrict.
Timolol (and mannitol) lower IOP first, restoring blood flow to the sphincter. Once IOP drops below ~40 mmHg, pilocarpine can work.
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