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Post-Trabeculectomy Ocular Biometric Changes Publisher Pubmed



Pakravan M1 ; Alvani A1 ; Esfandiari H1 ; Ghahari E1 ; Yaseri M2
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Source: Clinical and Experimental Optometry Published:2017


Abstract

Trabeculectomy is the most common surgical procedure for the management of glaucoma, which may significantly influence ocular biometry. Axial length and anterior chamber depth tend to decrease, while crystalline lens and choroidal thickness increase post-operatively. An increase in with-the-rule astigmatism is also observed after the procedure. Such biometric changes affect intraocular lens power calculation even years after the procedure. Non-contact biometric methods and postponing cataract surgery after trabeculectomy could reduce calculation errors associated with surgically induced alterations in ocular biometrics. © 2016 Optometry Australia
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