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Zabolotniy A.G., Misakiyan K.S., Bronskaya A.N., Simonova A.N., Khristichenko E.Yu. METHODOLOGICAL ASPECTS AND ANALYSIS OF THE INEFFECTIVENESS OF THE IMPLANT IN THE SOFT DRAIN PRIMARY PENETRATING SURGERY BEFORE OPERATED OPEN ANGLE GLAUCOMA STAGE I–IIIScarring of the newly formed outflow tract for intraocular fluid (IOF)š— the main cause of IOP decompensation after surgery. For S prevention and reduction a slowly absorbable "soft" drainage implant HealaFlow (Anteis, Switzerland) was applied. Analysis of the implant HealaFlow results in the filtering anti-glaucoma operations (FAGO) of non-penetrating type for patients with POAG of I–III stages. Materials and methods. 30špatients (30šeyes), 18šmen, 12šwomen, 54–76šyears. 5špatients with IIIšstage were previously operated on for glaucoma. The follow-up period was more than 3šmonths. Research methods included optical coherence tomography (OCT) of the anterior and posterior eye segment [VisanteTM OCT, RTVue Avanti (Optovue)]. In all cases stabilization of IOPš— 16–18šmm Hg was achieved. There were no surgical complications. At discharge, on the OCT in the operational area in 29špatients was determined diffuse intraconjunctival cavity (ICC). Intrascleral cavity (ISC) was apposed to ICC filled with HealaFlow. 1špatient (IOP of 29šmmšHg) was performed a revision of a surgery area. 1–3šmonths after surgery in all eyes a bleb with height of 0.6–0.8šmm with subconjunctival micro cavities was visualized. ISC in all patients was saved. All patients with POAG of III stage was underwent DGP up to 3šmonths. The purpose IOP was achieved in 86š% of cases. Implant HealaFlow when FAGO of non-penetrating type with POAG of I–IIIšstages, including repeated, prevents the formation of cicatrical processes. Persistent hypotensive effect was achieved. It requires strict technology observance. Key words: innovations in ophthalmology, glaucoma surgery, drainage implants.
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Authors: Hristichenko E.Yu., Misakyan K.S., Zabolotniy A.G., Bronskaya A.N., Simonova A.N.
Year: 2015
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