Vision-Related Quality of Life Differs by Glaucoma Type
Patients with POAG demonstrated notable reductions in quality of life compared with patients with normal tension glaucoma.
Patients with POAG demonstrated notable reductions in quality of life compared with patients with normal tension glaucoma.
Norwich trabeculectomy study: mitomycin-C led to fewer cystic blebs than 5-fluorouracil, and prior conjunctival incision increased overall risk.
The sensory reduction indicates neural degeneration in these patients, the researchers report.
Long-term systemic statin use may reduce glaucoma risk after vitreoretinal surgery, according to a report.
Cytomegalovirus and Varicella Zoster Virus-Related Uveitic Secondary Glaucoma.
Procedure history, smoking status, laterality, ethnicity, and sex all influence the success of the implants, according to a study.
A patient’s age at the time of operation can influence whether they develop glaucomatous disease later in life.
Low superotemporal circumpapillary vessel density linked with progression for some patients, study shows.
A family history of congenital cataract, thicker central corneas, smaller horizontal corneal diameters, and thinner lenses are all associated with more glaucoma-related adverse events, a study shows.
Study suggests monitoring IOPs in patients with suspected abusive head trauma.