Satana B

Sungur G, Yakin M, Eksioglu U, Satana B, Ornek F

Ahmed glaucoma valves effectively treat uveitic glaucoma, but success is lower with prior surgery or active inflammation, suggesting optimal timing is primary surgery without active inflammation.

Kara N, Baz O, Altan C, Satana B, Kurt T, Demirok A

Trabeculectomy for glaucoma significantly reduced IOP, leading to choroidal thickening, decreased axial length, and improved ocular perfusion pressure, suggesting choroidal changes are linked to IOP and perfusion.

Yalvac I S, Satana B, Ozkan G, Eksioglu U, Duman S

Trabeculectomy with MMC effectively lowered IOP in nanophthalmic glaucoma patients, but uveal effusion, visual decrease, and cataracts were common complications, requiring careful management.

Yalvac I S, Satana B, Suveren A, Eksioglu U, Duman S

Trabeculotomy effectively and safely lowers IOP in congenital glaucoma patients operated within 3 months, showing good success rates and low complications over three years.

Yalvac I S, Eksioglu U, Satana B, Duman S

This study compared Ahmed and Molteno implants for neovascular glaucoma, finding both offer early IOP control but poor long-term success, emphasizing the challenge of managing this severe condition.