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Differences in Corneal Biomechanics in Nonpenetrating Deep Sclerectomy and Deep Sclerectomy Reconverted into Trabeculectomy.

Casado Alfonso, Cabarga Carmen, Pérez-Sarriegui Ane, Fuentemilla Enrique

J GlaucomaJan 20173 citationsCross-Sectional Study

This study compared corneal biomechanics and IOP after two glaucoma surgeries. NPDS eyes showed better corneal biomechanics (higher CH/CRF) and slightly lower IOP than RIT eyes, suggesting potential benefits for ocular health.

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Prospective evaluation of preoperative factors associated with successful mitomycin C needling of failed filtration blebs.

Gutiérrez-Ortiz Consuelo, Cabarga Carmen, Teus Miguel A

J GlaucomaApr 200638 citationsClinical Trial

This study found MMC needling for failed glaucoma blebs has high long-term success, especially if the original surgery was less than 4 months prior, offering a valuable revision option.

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Differences in Corneal Biomechanics in Nonpenetrating Deep Sclerectomy and Deep Sclerectomy Reconverted into Trabeculectomy.

Prospective evaluation of preoperative factors associated with successful mitomycin C needling of failed filtration blebs.