Medical versus surgical interventions for open angle glaucoma - Burr, J - 2012 | Cochrane
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Glaucoma is currently considered one of the leading causes of severe visual impairment
and blindness worldwide. Topical medical therapy represents the treatment of choice for …

Objective To evaluate national trends of trabeculectomy, aqueous shunts and cycloablation
performed in Scotland, England and Wales from 1993 to 2012. Methods The annual …

Purpose To correlate trends of laser trabeculoplasties (LTPs) with the introduction of medical
therapies for glaucoma and to assess whether these trends changed after the introduction of …

Aim: To document the change in pattern of glaucoma treatment in Australia over the decade
1994–2003. Methods: Observational study: retrospective data audit. Results: The total …

Abnormalities of emmetropisation, resulting most often in myopia, have long been
independently associated by numerous authors from nearly every corner of the globe with …

Background: The management of glaucoma has been changed in the past decade by the
introduction of new drugs. The impact of these changes on clinical care of patients was …

Objective: Recent advances in pharmacotherapy that have improved the ability to effect
sustained reductions in intraocular pressure may delay or obviate the need for surgery for …

Who would disagree with the claim that the remarkable growth of standards of living in the
Western world since the 1850s is closely connected to the growth of useful knowledge? Who …

OBJECTIVE: To determine the percentage of Medicare beneficiaries with primary open-
angle glaucoma (POAG) treated medically or surgically, utilization rates for each major class …