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1.	All of the following are evidence of traumatic glaucoma except:
	a. widened ciliary body band on gonioscopy b. torn iris processes c. angle asymmetry with a deeper anterior chamber angle in the traumatized eye d.  thinned sclera
2.	Gonioscopy should be performed on patients with traumatic hyphemas:
	a. immediately, at the time of injury to identify the source of bleeding and potentially use a laser to stop the bleeding b. once the hyphema has cleared (usually after 1 week) so the angle structures are visible c. 6-8 weeks after the injury d.  at least 1 year after the initial injury as it usually takes 2-3 years after an injury for angle recession to be visualized

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