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Glaucoma Implant in Pediatric Case With Aphakic Glaucoma After Cataract Surgery

Serhat Imamoglu, MD

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Glaucoma following congenital cataract surgery is a challenging situation in clinical practice. Smaller tube size and a bigger plate area in glaucoma drainage devices can be advantageous in terms of complications and effectiveness in a pediatric population. In this video, Serhat Imamoglu, MD, presents glaucoma implant surgery in a pediatric case with aphakic glaucoma following cataract surgery.

Posted: 4/11/2025

Keywords:

Glaucoma Drainage devices

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congenital cataract

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Glaucoma Implant in Pediatric Case With Aphakic Glaucoma After Cataract Surgery

Serhat Imamoglu, MD

Glaucoma following congenital cataract surgery is a challenging situation in clinical practice. Smaller tube size and a bigger plate area in glaucoma drainage devices can be advantageous in terms of complications and effectiveness in a pediatric population. In this video, Serhat Imamoglu, MD, presents glaucoma implant surgery in a pediatric case with aphakic glaucoma following cataract surgery.

Posted: 4/11/2025

Keywords:

Glaucoma Drainage devices

•

congenital cataract

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