PPV, IZH, GSL, and Goniotomy

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Jacob Brubaker, MD, presents his approach to a case in which an 88-year-old woman who desired a more permanent solution to IOP control that would allow her to discontinue the fixed-combination agent to which she had recently developed an allergy. In addition to narrow angles and anterior chambers, the patient had a challenging recovery after tube shunt surgery on her right eye. Dr. Brubaker performs pars plana vitrectomy, irido-zonulo-hyaloidectomy, goniosynechialysis, and goniotomy.

Posted: 1/02/2024

PPV, IZH, GSL, and Goniotomy

Jacob Brubaker, MD, presents his approach to a case in which an 88-year-old woman who desired a more permanent solution to IOP control that would allow her to discontinue the fixed-combination agent to which she had recently developed an allergy. In addition to narrow angles and anterior chambers, the patient had a challenging recovery after tube shunt surgery on her right eye. Dr. Brubaker performs pars plana vitrectomy, irido-zonulo-hyaloidectomy, goniosynechialysis, and goniotomy.

Posted: 1/02/2024

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