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Goniotomy With Sodium Hyaluronate
Journal of Pediatric Ophthalmology & Strabismus, 1988ABSTRACT A modification of the classical goniotomy technique is described. After complete evacuation of the anterior and posterior chambers, sodium hyaluronate is placed in the anterior chamber and on the cornea. Putting hyaluronate in both locations prevents the formation of air bubbles under the goniotomy lens, provides the same index of ...
J B, Arnoult, A A, Vila-Coro, M L, Mazow
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Archives of Ophthalmology, 1973
Surgery for congenital glaucoma requires precise visualization of angle structures of Schlemm canal. Transverse goniotomy requires a relatively clear cornea for controlled incision of angle structures. When an opaque cornea precludes this, ab externo trabeculotomy is a logical alternative.
J L, Fernàndez, M A, Galin
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Surgery for congenital glaucoma requires precise visualization of angle structures of Schlemm canal. Transverse goniotomy requires a relatively clear cornea for controlled incision of angle structures. When an opaque cornea precludes this, ab externo trabeculotomy is a logical alternative.
J L, Fernàndez, M A, Galin
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Journal of Pediatric Ophthalmology & Strabismus, 1984
SUMMARY Goniotomy is a safe effective procedure in isolated trabeculodysgenesis occurring in children under the age of two years, and is preferred by the authors in all such cases when visibility allows. It may also be effective for varying periods of time in Sturge- Weber syndrome, Aniridia, Axenfeld's syndrome, and Lowe's syndrome when ...
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SUMMARY Goniotomy is a safe effective procedure in isolated trabeculodysgenesis occurring in children under the age of two years, and is preferred by the authors in all such cases when visibility allows. It may also be effective for varying periods of time in Sturge- Weber syndrome, Aniridia, Axenfeld's syndrome, and Lowe's syndrome when ...
H D, Hoskins +2 more
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Successful goniotomy in hemophilia A
Documenta Ophthalmologica, 1988An infant of 8 months with congenital glaucoma and hemophilia A lost one eye due to haemorrhages after trabeculotomy in an eye hospital. Only thereafter, the hemophilia A was discovered. We did a goniotomy of the fellow eye in November 1971 after normalization of the factor VIII activity. The intervention was without complications; now, 16 years later,
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Neodymium-YAG Laser Goniotomy vs Surgical Goniotomy
Archives of Ophthalmology, 1989Goniotomy and trabeculotomy are two widely accepted modalities of treatment for primary congenital/infantile glaucoma. Both procedures may be associated with complications. We treated 10 patients with bilateral, symmetrical congenital/infantile glaucoma and clear corneas.
SENFT SH, TOMEY KF, TRAVERSO, CARLO
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Goniotomy With Intraocular Illumination
Archives of Ophthalmology, 1968The CLASSICAL Barkan goniotomy procedure is widely used and accepted as the treatment of choice for most cases of congenital glaucoma. In the classical technique, illumination is provided by a hammer light held near the surgeon's head by an assistant who directs it onto the eye along the line of vision of the surgeon.
S P, Amoils, R J, Simmons
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Archives of Ophthalmology, 1938
Goniotomy, or the opening of Schlemm's canal under direct vision, is an operation for the relief of that form of chronic glaucoma which is characterized by an open angle and normal depth of the anterior chamber. The success of the operation 1 depends on two essential factors: (1) the proper selection of suitable cases by a preoperative biomicroscopic
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Goniotomy, or the opening of Schlemm's canal under direct vision, is an operation for the relief of that form of chronic glaucoma which is characterized by an open angle and normal depth of the anterior chamber. The success of the operation 1 depends on two essential factors: (1) the proper selection of suitable cases by a preoperative biomicroscopic
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Journal of Pediatric Ophthalmology & Strabismus, 2015
Purpose: To report the surgical results of goniotomy for corticosteroid-induced glaucoma and to provide evidence to support its use as initial surgical therapy. Methods: The medical records of 5 patients with a history of goniosurgery for steroid-induced glaucoma were reviewed ...
Eun Young, Choi, David S, Walton
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Purpose: To report the surgical results of goniotomy for corticosteroid-induced glaucoma and to provide evidence to support its use as initial surgical therapy. Methods: The medical records of 5 patients with a history of goniosurgery for steroid-induced glaucoma were reviewed ...
Eun Young, Choi, David S, Walton
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Goniotomy--a Modified Lens and Technique
Archives of Ophthalmology, 1965Goniotomy is the procedure of choice in early, uncomplicated congenital and infantile glaucoma. The operation was used by De Vencentis in 1893, but Otto Barkan really established its effectiveness and developed a method for performing the operation under direct vision and with magnification.1The technique which he described more than 30 years ago still
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