Combined Glaucoma, Vitreoretinal, and Keratoprosthesis Surgery: Pearls for a Successful Patient Outcome

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Ahmad A. Aref, MD; Maria S. Cortina, MD; Felix Y. Chau, MD; Thasarat S. Vajaranant, MD; and Jose de la Cruz, MD, share a video that highlights pearls for decreasing the risk of tube-related complications in the setting of combined keratoprosthesis surgery.

Posted: 4/11/2013

Keywords:

Cornea

Corneal Transplant

Glaucoma

Combined Glaucoma, Vitreoretinal, and Keratoprosthesis Surgery: Pearls for a Successful Patient Outcome

Ahmad A. Aref, MD; Maria S. Cortina, MD; Felix Y. Chau, MD; Thasarat S. Vajaranant, MD; and Jose de la Cruz, MD, share a video that highlights pearls for decreasing the risk of tube-related complications in the setting of combined keratoprosthesis surgery.

Posted: 4/11/2013

Keywords:

Cornea

Corneal Transplant

Glaucoma

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shalva skhirtladze

12 years ago

this is realy interesting and amazing ! how often do you perform this type of surgery? and what are the visual outcomes and post operative IOP data?

Stanislav Zhuk

13 years ago

well done, congrats

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