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See Latest ArticlesSurgical bleb revision successful resolution of bleb-related complications
Eye World, 09/14/09
IOP and visual acuity improved significantly in both hypotony and leak groups. Additional IOP–lowering surgery was required in 9%. In multivariate regression analysis adjusting for age, gender, and number of prior surgeries, patients with glaucoma other than primary open–angle glaucoma were twice as likely to have failed bleb revision. The researchers concluded that most patients maintain IOP control without need for further IOP–lowering surgery.
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