ゴニオスコピアアシストトランスルミナル・トラベキュロトミー (GATT) の後の眼内圧の急上昇に関する洞察:タイミング,予測要因および臨床結果

Gizem Taskin1, Nese Alagoz2, Ihsan Cakir2

  • 1University of Health Sciences Turkey, Beyoglu Eye Training and Research Hospital, Bereketzade Street Number: 2, Beyoglu, Istanbul, Turkey. drgizemtaskin@gmail.com.

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まとめ

眼内圧 (IOP) の急上昇は,ガニオスコピーアシストトランスルミナルトラベキュロトミー (GATT) の後の33. 8%の症例で発生し,手術の失敗に関連しています. 関連する合併症の迅速な管理は,成功するために不可欠です.

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