Schnyder C C

Schnyder C C, Shaarawy T, Ravinet E, Achache F, Uffer S, Mermoud A

This study found free conjunctival autografts safely repair/reduce problematic glaucoma blebs, but patients may still require further medical or surgical IOP control.

Mermoud A, Schnyder C C

Nonpenetrating filtering surgeries for glaucoma bypass outflow resistance without anterior chamber entry, offering a safer alternative to trabeculectomy by reducing complications like hypotony and bleeding.

Mermoud A, Schnyder C C, Sickenberg M, Chiou A G, Hédiguer S E, Faggioni R

This study found deep sclerectomy with collagen implants for open-angle glaucoma offers comparable success rates to trabeculectomy, but with significantly fewer postoperative complications, suggesting it's a safer alternative.

Gianoli F, Schnyder C C, Bovey E, Mermoud A

Comparing combined cataract/glaucoma surgeries, phaco-deep sclerectomy achieved similar IOP reduction and visual outcomes to phaco-trabeculectomy, but with fewer complications, easing patient care.

Karlen M E, Sanchez E, Schnyder C C, Sickenberg M, Mermoud A

This study found deep sclerectomy with collagen implants offers reasonable medium-term IOP control with few immediate complications for open-angle glaucoma, suggesting it's a viable surgical option.

Chiou A G, Mermoud A, Underdahl J P, Schnyder C C

UBM showed deep sclerectomy with collagen implants effectively lowers IOP by maintaining filtration through a thin membrane and creating a scleral tunnel, even after implant resorption, improving glaucoma management.

Chiou A G, Mermoud A, Hédiguer S E, Schnyder C C, Faggioni R

This study found deep sclerectomy with collagen implants lowers IOP by facilitating aqueous drainage through a thin membrane to the subconjunctival and sometimes suprachoroidal spaces, clarifying its mechanism for glaucoma treatment.