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Longitudinal quantitative assessment of macular retinal and choroidal remodeling after trabeculectomy in chronic primary angle-closure glaucoma using ultra-widefield SS-OCTA. [PDF]
Sci RepGuo Y, Zhao J, Chen Z.
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The Effect of Preoperative Use of High- vs. Low-PAP-Inducing-Potential FP Agonists on the Surgical Outcomes of Trabeculectomy and AGV Implantation. [PDF]
J Clin MedYamazaki I +9 more
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Further report on trabeculectomy "trabeculectomy with scleral flap".
Indian journal of ophthalmology, 1983 Patel Chhotubhai +2 more
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Southern Medical Journal, 1977
During a one-year period, 31 trabeculectomies were done in 25 patients. Of these procedures, 27 (87%) were done for chronic open angle glaucoma, three (10%) for congenital glaucoma, and one for chronic open angle glaucoma in an aphakic patient. Our overall success rate was 87%.
J G, Ferguson, R, Macdonald
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During a one-year period, 31 trabeculectomies were done in 25 patients. Of these procedures, 27 (87%) were done for chronic open angle glaucoma, three (10%) for congenital glaucoma, and one for chronic open angle glaucoma in an aphakic patient. Our overall success rate was 87%.
J G, Ferguson, R, Macdonald
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Trabeculectomy and modifications of trabeculectomy.
Ophthalmic surgery, 1979Seventy-four trabeculectomies have been reviewed and discussed. Intraocular pressure 20 mm Hg or lower was achieved in 74.2% at the end of six months and in 66% one year postoperatively. The influence of age and sex on postoperative maintainance of intraocular pressure has also been discussed.
R H, Stewart +3 more
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Ophthalmic surgery, 1976
The more important surgical steps in a trabeculectomy are the creation of a lamellar-scleral flap, the excision of a block of limbal tissue without damaging underlying structures, the creation of a basal peripheral iridectomy, and, finally, the closing of the scleral flap to maintain fluid within the anterior chamber.
J D, Lanier, R H, Stewart
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The more important surgical steps in a trabeculectomy are the creation of a lamellar-scleral flap, the excision of a block of limbal tissue without damaging underlying structures, the creation of a basal peripheral iridectomy, and, finally, the closing of the scleral flap to maintain fluid within the anterior chamber.
J D, Lanier, R H, Stewart
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Hypotony Following Trabeculectomy
Journal of Glaucoma, 1995To determine the risk factors for development of postoperative hypotony and the effects of hypotony on the outcome of surgery in terms of intraocular pressure (IOP) control and final visual acuity in patients who underwent standard trabeculectomy, trabeculectomy with postoperative 5-fluorouracil injections, trabeculectomy with intraoperative mitomycin ...
S K, Seah +5 more
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Acta Ophthalmologica, 1991
Abstract This study comprises 277 primary open‐angle glaucomas in 239 patients followed up to 10 years after trabeculectomy. Sixty‐four per cent had capsular glaucoma and 36% simple glaucoma. The number of cases showing no progression of glaucoma damage and not needing additional medical therapy decreased slowly with time.
G, Törnqvist, L K, Drolsum
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Abstract This study comprises 277 primary open‐angle glaucomas in 239 patients followed up to 10 years after trabeculectomy. Sixty‐four per cent had capsular glaucoma and 36% simple glaucoma. The number of cases showing no progression of glaucoma damage and not needing additional medical therapy decreased slowly with time.
G, Törnqvist, L K, Drolsum
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