Schnyder C

Shaarawy T, Nguyen C, Schnyder C, Mermoud A

This study found deep sclerectomy with a collagen implant significantly improved long-term IOP reduction and reduced medication needs compared to deep sclerectomy alone, enhancing surgical success for glaucoma patients.

Shaarawy T, Nguyen C, Schnyder C, Mermoud A

Viscocanalostomy for glaucoma showed a 60% complete success rate (IOP <21 mmHg without meds) at 60 months, often requiring goniopuncture. It's a promising, safer surgical option.

Ravinet E, Tritten J J, Roy S, Gianoli F, Wolfensberger T, Schnyder C et al.

This study found Descemet membrane detachment is an unusual but important complication of nonpenetrating glaucoma surgery, with presentation and course varying by procedure type, requiring ophthalmologist awareness.

Shaarawy T, Karlen M, Schnyder C, Achache F, Sanchez E, Mermoud A

Deep sclerectomy with collagen implant effectively lowered IOP long-term (94.8% success at 5 years) with few immediate complications, offering a safe, non-penetrating glaucoma treatment option.

Iester M, Mermoud A, Schnyder C

This study compared FDT and Octopus perimetry in glaucoma/ocular hypertension patients. FDT indices significantly correlated with Octopus results, especially in glaucoma, and were faster, suggesting FDT's utility for screening and monitoring.