Closed-angle glaucoma with pupillary block secondary to a fibrinous inflammatory membrane was present in this patient. Treatment was agressive. Ophthalgan was used initially to reduce corneal edema, with subsequent Iopidine 5% and Timoptic-XE .5% used to help further reduce IOP. YAG laser was used to punch a small opening through the fibrinous inflammatory membrane (membranectomy). IOP dropped rapidly and a subconjunctival injection of methylprednisone acetate 1% was administered to assist in melting the membrane. Pred Forte 1% was used topically every hour as well. Continued treatment over the next 26 days successfully dissolved the membrane and left the patient with some synechia, but 20/25 vision and a quiet eye.