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[When to propose a combined surgery].

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Combined cataract and glaucoma surgery offers sustained intraocular pressure control and visual field preservation. Despite being more complex than standard cataract removal, proper technique and follow-up minimize risks, making it a viable option for specific patients.

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  • Surgical Innovation

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  • Combined cataract and glaucoma surgery is underutilized due to concerns about postoperative complications.
  • Phacoemulsification alone does not offer the same long-term intraocular pressure benefits.

Purpose:

  • To highlight the established benefits of combined cataract and glaucoma surgery.
  • To emphasize that optimal surgical techniques and follow-up can mitigate risks.

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  • This surgery provides sustained intraocular pressure reduction and preserves visual fields, unlike phacoemulsification alone.
  • It is indicated for patients with cataracts and glaucoma uncontrolled by medication or burdensome multi-drug regimens, as per European Glaucoma Society guidelines.

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  • Encourages consideration of combined surgery for appropriate patients, potentially improving long-term glaucoma management.
  • Supports evidence-based guidelines for surgical decision-making in complex ophthalmic cases.