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Wong IBY et al. - In this single surgeon study of infant cataract surgery only, age <=4 weeks at surgery was not a predictor of early onset glaucoma. The rate of aphakic and pseudophakic early onset glaucoma was not found to be statistically different but authors found a statistically different rate of glaucoma between the two IOL types which needs further evaluation given that this is a retrospective review. Excessive surgical trauma influences incidence of glaucoma.

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