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. 1984 Oct;68(10):732–735. doi: 10.1136/bjo.68.10.732

Surgical decision in glaucoma simplex.

L Beck, D E Jones, A G Karseras
PMCID: PMC1040455  PMID: 6477854

Abstract

The indications for 220 trabeculectomies performed by six surgeons at three different centres were studied. 82% of the decisions to operate were based on a non-progressive but high risk situation. The 18% of cases showing preoperative deterioration were characterised by early presentation and low preoperative residual pressures. There was a distinct similarity in the incidence of individual indications at the different centres.

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