Methylcellulose being used in trabeculectomy for treatment of neovascular glaucoma.
Huang Zhouj
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Huang Zhouj
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Objective To study a simple and effective surgery of neovascular glaucoma.Methods Methylcellulose was used in the course of trabeculactomy.Results The success rate was 86.95% at 10 days after operation and 76.92% at 6 months after operation.Conclusion Methylcellulose used in trabeculectomy may improve the success rate of neovascular glaucoma surgery and reduce complication in operation and postoperatively.
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Objective To study a simple and effective surgery of neovascular glaucoma.Methods Methylcellulose was used in the course of trabeculactomy.Results The success rate was 86.95% at 10 days after operation and 76.92% at 6 months after operation.Conclusion Methylcellulose used in trabeculectomy may improve the success rate of neovascular glaucoma surgery and reduce complication in operation and postoperatively.
Key concepts: Neovascular glaucoma, Trabeculectomy, Medicine, Glaucoma, Ophthalmology, Complication, Surgery, Glaucoma surgery