Leitritz Martin Alexander

Long-term results of ab externo trabeculotomy for glaucoma secondary to chronic uveitis.

Trabeculotomy ab externo was moderately successful in glaucoma secondary to chronic uveitis after 3 years. No sight-threatening complications were observed during the follow-up period.

Treatment efficacy and safety of canaloplasty for open-angle glaucoma after 5 years.

Exit strategies in canaloplasty: intraoperative conversion into 180-degree trabeculotomy or 360-degree trabeculotomy in cases of unsuccessful catheterisation of Schlemm's canal: influence of degree of canal cleavage.

180-degree metal or 360-degree suture/catheter trabeculotomy are safe and effective surgical backup methods to control IOP in cases of unsuccessful intracanalicular placement of tension suture during canaloplasty surgery.