Erste Ergebnisse der Kanaloplastik in Griechenland
T Argyropoulos · Klinische Monatsblätter für Augenheilkunde · 2010 · Heft 02
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Zusammenfassung
Canaloplasty is a new, non-perforating glaucoma procedure, which ensures a well-controlled outflow of the aqueous humour trough the Descemet's window and drains it back to the physiological route, i.e. Schlemm's canal and collectors, preventing the collapse of them. In this way are avoided the two main sources of problems connected to fistulating procedures: The fistula and the bleb. In other words canaloplastie's complications are few and not serious. In this paper are presented our results and experience of the first 16 cases (12 CLPs and 4 Phaco-CLPs): Mean follow up time 8.5 months. Preoperative mean IOP was…