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A four-year-old Yorkshire Terrier presented with a relatively sudden onset unilateral (left) painful eye. There were no other problems but the owners considered that the dog had experienced some discomfort during the previous 2 days. On the morning of the consultation there had been marked blepharospasm and excessive lacrimation. Examination revealed conjunctival and episcleral congestion and a diffuse mild corneal edema. There was a faint misty appearance to the anterior chamber and the pupil was constricted.


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Describe the pathology seen in the eye. [[|Link to Article]]
What is your diagnosis? [[|Link to Article]]
What would you expect tonometry to reveal? [[|Link to Article]]
What treatment would you prescribe? [[|Link to Article]]


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