A microinvasive technique for management of corneal edema secondary to glaucoma drainage device tube-corneal touch
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- DOI: 10.4103/ijo.IJO_987_17
A microinvasive technique for management of corneal edema secondary to glaucoma drainage device tube-corneal touch
Abstract
We present a case of tube endothelial touch where a suture technique for repositioning of the Ahmed glaucoma valve was performed. Advantage of this technique is that it is minimally invasive and anterior chamber stability is maintained during the procedure.
Keywords: Ahmed glaucoma valve; glaucoma drainage device; tube-corneal touch.
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