Glaucoma Management
Managing Glaucoma in A KPro Patient
The Boston keratoprosthesis (Type 1) can preserve vision in many patients, but it’s highly associated with glaucoma. Here’s help.
Preop Considerations For Pediatric Glaucoma
Childhood glaucoma can be more serious than adult glaucoma, more challenging to diagnose and more difficult to treat.
Fixing a Wayward Trabeculectomy Bleb
Bleb failure is fairly common over time, but a number of techniques can help you return many blebs to functionality.
A Sustained-release Glaucoma Treatment
Surgeons answer key questions about the newly approved option for keeping IOP low—without drops.
Managing Glaucoma & Retinal Detachment
These two problems often coexist. A surgeon offers strategies for successfully managing the glaucoma in this situation.
Tubes, Trabs and Cataract Surgery
Glaucoma patients often present extra challenges during cataract surgery. An expert offers helpful strategies.
Measuring Postop IOP: Don’t Be Fooled
An expert describes how to get the most accurate intraocular pressure measurements after corneal surgery.
Managing Corneal Disease and Glaucoma
These two conditions often exist side-by-side, and treating one often makes the other worse. MIGS may provide a solution.
Is It Glaucoma or An Optic Neuropathy?
When signs and symptoms don’t support a diagnosis of high-pressure glaucoma, be on the lookout for signs of neuropathy.
How Many Topical Drops are Too Many?
Not every patient can deal with a complex regimen, but options such as combination drops are making things easier.
