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Nonpenetrating deep sclerectomy: Challenges, innovations, and current evidence.
Oman J OphthalmolAbdelrahman AM.
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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 Phaco-Trabeculectomy with and without Peripheral Iridectomy
European Journal of Ophthalmology, 2009Purpose To compare the 1-year outcome of trabeculectomy and combined phaco-trabeculectomy that were performed with or without a peripheral iridectomy (PI). Methods In a large tertiary glaucoma clinic, with a single surgeon performing all surgeries, 47 patients scheduled to undergo either a primary trabeculectomy or phaco-trabeculectomy were ...
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Archives of Ophthalmology, 1975
To the Editor. —In the August issue of theArchives(92:134, 1974), Schwartz and Anderson presented the results of trabeculectomies performed for different types of glaucoma. I wish to disagree with the statement that "the precise location of the excision of the trabecular meshwork and Schlemm's canal may not be necessary." Excising sclera over the ...
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To the Editor. —In the August issue of theArchives(92:134, 1974), Schwartz and Anderson presented the results of trabeculectomies performed for different types of glaucoma. I wish to disagree with the statement that "the precise location of the excision of the trabecular meshwork and Schlemm's canal may not be necessary." Excising sclera over the ...
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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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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.
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Efficacy and Complications of Releasable Suture Trabeculectomy and Standard Trabeculectomy
International Ophthalmology, 2006To compare the efficacy and complications of releasable suture trabeculectomy and standard trabeculectomy.Sixty-four patients with uncontrolled glaucoma despite maximally tolerated medical therapy were included in a prospective, comparative, randomized clinical study.
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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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Trabeculectomy Versus Combined Trabeculotomy-Trabeculectomy in Pediatric Glaucoma
Journal of Pediatric Ophthalmology & Strabismus, 2012Purpose: To compare outcomes between trabeculectomy and combined trabeculotomy-trabeculectomy in children with glaucoma. Methods: This was a retrospective, comparative study of 40 eyes in 33 patients with pediatric glaucoma: 17 eyes treated with trabeculectomy and 23 eyes treated ...
Scott D, Lawrence, Peter A, Netland
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