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Del Priore L V, Michels R G, Nunez M A, Smiddy W, Glaser B M, de Bustros S
After vitrectomy, especially with gas, Schiøtz tonometry often underestimates IOP. Digilab is more accurate, but Goldmann remains the most reliable for clinical post-vitrectomy IOP assessment.
Zarbin M A, Michels R G, de Bustros S, Quigley H A, Patel A
Endolaser effectively treated severe, refractory glaucoma, significantly lowering intraocular pressure and reducing medication dependence in 76% of eyes, offering a viable option for complex cases.
Lynch M G, Brown R H, Michels R G, Pollack I P, Stark W J
Vitrectomy successfully treated pseudophakic malignant glaucoma unresponsive to medical/laser therapies, creating an aqueous pathway without IOL dislocation. This offers a surgical solution for this severe condition.
Patel A, Thompson J T, Michels R G, Quigley H A
Endolaser of the ciliary body effectively lowered IOP in 14/18 severe glaucoma cases refractory to other treatments, often requiring adjunctive medication, offering a surgical option for complex eyes.
Rice T A, Michels R G, Maguire M G, Rice E F
Vitrectomy with lens removal for diabetic retinopathy significantly increases the risk of postoperative iris neovascularization and neovascular glaucoma, impacting treatment decisions.
Michels R G, Rice T A, Rice E F
Vitrectomy for diabetic vitreous hemorrhage often improves vision (78%), but iris neovascularization and lens removal during surgery predict worse outcomes, guiding patient selection and prognosis.
Engel H M, Green W R, Michels R G, Rice T A, Erozan Y S
Diagnostic vitrectomy and fluid analysis effectively diagnose and confirm various ocular conditions, including tumors, glaucoma, and inflammation, by providing crucial histopathologic and cytopathologic insights.
Rosenblum P D, Michels R G, Stark W J, Taylor H R
Phacoemulsification surgery was linked to choroidal ischemia in three patients, likely from high intraocular pressure, causing transient vision loss and retinal pigment changes.
Michels R G, Maumenee A E
Topical epinephrine caused reversible cystoid macular edema in an aphakic glaucoma patient, highlighting a potential drug-induced complication for clinicians to monitor.
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