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XEN Implant Fracture During Needling Procedure.

XEN fracture related to the needling procedure should be considered as a possible adverse event of bleb management.

Early Postoperative Intraocular Pressure is Associated With Better Pressure Control After XEN Implantation.

Our study shows that an early IOP≤9 mm Hg is predictive of the efficacy of the procedure during 1-year follow-up, whereas more than 2 needlings are predictive of failure.

The Effect of Therapeutic IOP-lowering Interventions on the 24-hour Ocular Dimensional Profile Recorded With a Sensing Contact Lens.

Incisional glaucoma surgery had a more pronounced effect on GAT and CLS parameters than laser and drugs.

Evaluating the Correlation between Alzheimer's Amyloid-β Peptides and Glaucoma in Human Aqueous Humor.

Our results indicate that an increased protein concentration in the AH could play a role in the pathogenesis of glaucomatous disease.

European Glaucoma Society - Terminology and guidelines for glaucoma, 6th Edition.

The updated section now has direct input from the Expert by Experience patient advisors in the EGS Patient Involvement Project and includes eight Tips for Doctors in their communication with patients.

Retinal Pigment Epithelium Tear after Glaucoma Surgery.

Randomized Noninferiority Trial of Direct Selective Laser Trabeculoplasty in Open-Angle Glaucoma and Ocular Hypertension: GLAUrious Study.

The 6-month primary end point did not achieve statistical noninferiority compared with conventional SLT.

EX-PRESS Ab Externo Revision With a 41-G Needle.

Elevated postoperative intraocular pressure may indicate occlusion of the device lumen or episcleral fibrosis, and it is essential to reestablish the flow in a timely manner to prevent bleb formation failure.

Blood Reflux Through a PreserFlo MicroShunt Device After Needling.

This is the first reported case of blood reflux to the anterior chamber through a PreserFlo MicroShunt implant after a needling procedure.

Quantitative evaluation of OCT angiography images in healthy and glaucomatous subjects through a novel approach: exploring inter-image variability.

Utilizing Swept-Source OCT-A images our study has identified an easy and reproducible method that appears to be fast and can assist physicians in assessing macular and ONH perfusion with less inter-image variability, particularly in the 70 μm superficial area of the optic disc.