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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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GONIOTOMY FOR GLAUCOMA ASSOCIATED WITH ANIRIDIA
Archives of Ophthalmology, 1953GLAUCOMA is often associated with aniridia (irideremia). On clinical examination the iris appears totally absent, but histologically a narrow rim of iris of varying width and some persistent mesodermal tissue in the angle have been found in all cases. In many the pigment epithelium overlaps the stump of the iris, as in an ectropion.
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GONIOTOMY IN TREATMENT OF CONGENITAL GLAUCOMA
Archives of Ophthalmology, 1949THE RESULTS obained from goniotomy in the treatment of 16 eyes (9 patients) with congenital glaucoma are reported. The outcome in these eyes is comparable to the reported by Barkan. 1 All the patients discussed in this paper have been followed for one and one-half to three years after operation.
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TECHNIC OF GONIOTOMY FOR CONGENITAL GLAUCOMA
Archives of Ophthalmology, 1949GONIOTOMY is an operation for stripping or peeling embryonic tissue from the wall of the angle. If the cornea is clear, the operation is performed under direct vision with the aid of a prismatic contact glass specially devised for this purpose. If cloudiness of the cornea prevents the use of the glass, the operation is performed without it.
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Response to Netarsudil in Goniotomy-Treated Eyes and Goniotomy-Naïve Eyes: A Pilot Study
Graefe's Archive for Clinical and Experimental Ophthalmology, 2022Jella An +2 more
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