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'''Closed Angle Glaucoma''' ...'acute glaucoma''' or '''narrow angle glaucoma''', is a type of [[Glaucoma|glaucoma]] that occurs when the [[Iris (eye)|iris]] is pushed or pulled forward, cau

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...rts of the body. Examples of localized diseases include [[skin cancer]], [[glaucoma]], and [[appendicitis]]. ...th a rapid onset, a short course, and a need for rapid changes in therapy. Acute diseases can also be either localized or systemic.

...[[chronic bronchitis]] and [[emphysema]]. It is not used for the relief of acute bronchospasm or for the treatment of [[asthma]]. ...ide effects may include allergic reactions and worsening of narrow-angle [[glaucoma]] or urinary retention.

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* [[Acute respiratory disease]] - an urgent condition in which oxygen levels in the b * [[Acute]] - describes a condition or illness that begins suddenly and is usually sh

* [[Acute (medicine)]] - Describing a disease of rapid onset, severe symptoms, and br * [[Glaucoma]]: A group of eye conditions that can cause blindness by damaging the optic