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Normal-Tension Glaucoma

Jan 09, 2017 By Robert D. Fechtner, MD; Tony Realini, MD; Elliot Werner, MD; Mark B. Sherwood, MD; Pratap Challa, MD

Normal-tension glaucoma (NTG) is an optic neuropathy of unknown etiology characterized by optic disc excavation, retinal nerve fiber layer loss, and visual field defects similar to those seen in other forms of glaucomatous optic neuropathy. Patients with glaucomalike optic nerve and visual field changes yet normal intraocular pressure are numerous and require treatment to preserve vision.

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Glaucoma Drainage Devices

May 15, 2015 By Jason A. Goldsmith, MD, MS; Mark B. Sherwood, MD; Hari Bodhireddy, MD

This course focuses on the drainage devices that are most commonly used to treat glaucoma: the Ahmed, Baerveldt, Krupin, and Molteno. An overview of the function and design of the devices is accompanied by a discussion of their use and surgical installation.

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