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Contemporary Glaucoma Care
August 28, 2026
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Pseudophakic patients with glaucoma who aren’t doing well on their drops or who are progressing despite reasonable adherence are a challenging category to manage.We don’t have the prospect of cataract surgery to lower pressure or the opportunity to combine cataract surgery with a glaucoma intervention during the same surgical setting. If the pressure is very high or the damage is
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Contemporary Glaucoma Care
August 28, 2026
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