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Br J Ophthalmol 87:1094-1102 doi:10.1136/bjo.87.9.1094
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Retinectomy for treatment of intractable glaucoma: long term results

Table 4

Influence of retinectomy on IOP lowering medication

Preop Preop >48 month >48 month
Diagnosis Syst CAI Topical (No of medications) Syst CAI Topical
*In 3/5 cases the follow up was not completed. 2 cases required systemic CAI and topical treatment, but maintained successful IOP control under that medication.
Neovascular glaucoma 8/12 mean 1.3 none 7/12 none
1/12 drozolamide and β blocking agent
Trauma 5/7 mean 1.5 none 4/7 none
2/7 drozolamide and β blocking agent
1/7 drozolamide
Uveitis 5/7 mean 2 none none (2 patients steroids)
Glaucoma due to aphakia in congenital cataracts 8/13 mean 2.5 none 7/13 none
2/13 drozolamide
1/13 drozolamide and β blocking agent
Others 2/5 mean 2.8* 2/5 * 2/5 triple treatment
Juvenile and infantile glaucoma, Ehlers-Danlos syndrome

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