Surgical management of secondary glaucoma after pars plana vitrectomy and silicone oil injection for complex retinal detachment22The authors have no proprietary interest in any of the products or materials mentioned in this study.

Budenz, Donald L.; Taba, Katia Emiko; Feuer, William J.; Eliezer, Ricardo Nunes; Cousins, Scott W.; Henderer, Jeffrey; Flynn, Harry W.

doi:10.1016/s0161-6420(01)00658-3

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“…8 Patients who undergo silicone oil removal alone to control IOP often experience persistent elevation of IOP and may require reoperation for glaucoma. 42 We performed surgical therapy with Ahmed Glaucoma Valve implantation with inferior placement to reduce the chance of silicone oil from flowing into the tube. Other aqueous drainage implants have been used to treat silicone oilrelated glaucoma.…”

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Incidence and Management of Elevated Intraocular Pressure After Silicone Oil Injection

Al-Jazzaf

Netland

Charles

2005

Journal of Glaucoma

114

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Incidence and Management of Elevated Intraocular Pressure After Silicone Oil Injection

Al-Jazzaf

Netland

Charles

2005

Journal of Glaucoma

114

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“…Inferior peripheral iridotomy at the time of surgery prevent pupillary block in aphakic and pseudophakic eyes 104 . Cases refractory to medical treatment benefit from silicone oil removal with or without glaucoma surgery 105,106 .…”

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Refractory Glaucomas. Types and Management

Abdelrahman

2017

Journal of Ophthalmology and Related Sciences

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Certain types of glaucomas do not respond to conventional trabeculectomy; they are named refractory glaucomas. They are notorious and often recurrent. Examples include: childhood, neovascular, uveitic, traumatic, glaucomas with wide conjunctival scars, post-vitrectomy, post-keratoprosthesis, post-keratoplasty, ciliary block, recurrent and glaucoma in aphakic and pseudophakic eyes. Some of those glaucomas require specific medical management like uveitic glaucoma. However, surgical intervention is ultimately needed in most of cases. Different surgical strategies include: antimetabolites-assisted trabeculectomy, drainage implants, cyclodestructive surgeries and other approaches. This review article will discuss the current management strategies for refractory glaucomas and the application of those treatment modalities to the specific glaucoma types.

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“…Silicone oil removal and medications offered IOP control in only 25 % of patients in another study [ 28 ]. Budenz and coworkers found that patients who underwent silicone oil removal with or without glaucoma surgery and those with glaucoma surgery alone experienced satisfactory IOP control [ 30 ]. Decisions to surgically manage glaucoma in these patients must be thoroughly discussed with the retinal specialist because removal of silicone oil prematurely is associated with a re-detachment rate in 11-33 % of eyes [ 28 ].…”

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