Bleb Revision Surgery After Trabeculectomy Adequately Addresses Bleb-Related Complications

Tuesday, August 18, 2009

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More than half of glaucoma patients who had bleb revision surgery after trabeculectomy to repair hypotony without leak, bleb leak or bleb dysesthesia demonstrated successful results, a study found.

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