What is your approach to managing failed trabeculectomies with scarring but controlled IOP?
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Ophthalmology · The Byers Eye Institute At Stanford
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It's important to differentiate "controlled IOP" from the controlled rate of disease progression. If IOP is consistently 10-12 in the clinic and HVF and OCT are stable, close observation may be all that is needed. However if the IOP is "controlled" but the HVF shows evidence of progressive functiona...
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