Klinika Oczna Suplement

Abstract

1-2/2004 vol. 106
Experimental research

The antibodies anty beta-2 glikoprotein I level in serum and aqueous humor in patients with glaucoma and their influence on the static perimetry

Mał­go­rza­ta La­tal­ska 1
,
Ma­rek Ger­ko­wi­cz 1
,
Ewa Ko­sior­-J­are­cka 2
,
Ma­ria Ko­zioł­-Mo­nte­wka 2
,
Mał­go­rza­ta Pie­traś­-Tr­zpi­el 1
  1. Z II Kliniki Okulistyki Akademii Medycznej im. prof. Feliksa Skubiszewskiego w Lublinie
  2. Z Katedry i Zakładu Mikrobiologii Lekarskiej Akademii Medycznej im. prof. Feliksa Skubiszewskiego w Lublinie
KLINIKA OCZNA 2004, Supl. 1-2: S160–S161
Online publish date: 2022/12/30
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Purpose

The evaluation of the relationships between the antibodies anty beta-2 glikoprotein I in serum and aqueous humor of the glaucoma patients to the visual field defects.

Material and methods

48 persons (38 women and 17 men), aged 30-86 (mean age 70), suffering from glaucoma was examined. There were 19 with POAG, 18 with PACG and 11 with PEXG. All patients have undergone trabeculectomia. In plasma and anterior chamber fluid the level of antibodies to beta-2 glicoprotein I classes IgA and IgG were measured using ELISA method (commercial kits produced by Euroimmun), according to producer's instruction. The visual field defects were examined with Humphrey static perimetry. Statistical analysis was performed using Spearman test.

Results

There were no significant correlations between antibodies anty beta-2 glikoprotein I, static perimetry, age and duration of the disease.

Conclusions

There have not been stated any relationships between the static perimetry to antiphospholipid antibodies level in serum and aqueous humor in patients with glaucoma. It is the preliminary communication.

Keywords

glaucoma, antibodies to beta-2 glikoprotein I, serum, aqueous humor, perimetry

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