Clinical Effect of Non -penetrating Trabecular Surgery for Treatment of Juvenile Glaucoma
DENG Chao-sheng
Abstract：Objective To analyze and compare the efficacy and complications between non-penetrating filtering surgery with( NPFS-MMC) and trabeculectomy in the treatment of juvenile glaucoma.Methods 50 cases(100 eyes) with juvenile glaucoma were treated accepted by the hospital from April,2010 to June, 2014.One eye was treated with non-penetrating filtering surgery( observation group) , and the other one was treated by trabeculectomy( control group).IOP, view, filtering bled, angle and view condition of patients after opera-tion were analyzed.Gonioscopy was done.Patients were followed up by 2 ~12 months.Results There were no statistically significant differences in two groups, but the observation group had fewer complications compared with control group.Conclusion The clinical effect of juvenile glaucoma treated by non-penetrating filtering surgery is significant, with less complications and good safety.So it is one of the effective methods of treating juvenile glaucoma.
Keywords：Juvenile glaucomaNon-penetrating filtering surgeryTrabeculectomyClinical effect
Publication Date：2015-01-01
Online Publishing Date：2025-08-15(First online date of this platform, not the publication date of the document)
Pages：3( 779-780,781 )