Eine echographische Methode zur Verlaufskontrolle angeborener Glaukome

Buschmann, W.; Bluth, K

doi:10.1007/bf00429992

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“…The importance of axial length measurement for follow-up has been emphazised by several authors [8,9,13,38,47,51,52]. Only one group found corneal diameter to be a more reliable parameter than axial length measurement [27].…”

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Correlation of postoperative axial length growth and intraocular pressure in congenital glaucoma – a retrospective study in trabeculotomy and goniotomy

Kiefer¹,

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Grehn

2001

Graefe's Arch Clin Exp Ophthalmol

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Correlation of postoperative axial length growth and intraocular pressure in congenital glaucoma – a retrospective study in trabeculotomy and goniotomy

Kiefer¹,

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Grehn

2001

Graefe's Arch Clin Exp Ophthalmol

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“…The use of axial length measurement in infants whose eyes are still vulnerable to the effects of IOP was recognised by Sampaolesi, 13 who reported its value in making the diagnosis and by Buschmann and Bluth, 14 who described its significant role in determining progression. Subsequently, the routine use of ultrasound was established for both diagnosis and follow-up of infantile glaucoma.…”

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