Table 1.

Definitions of Success

	Definition of Complete Success (CS)	Definition of Qualified Success (QS)	Definition of Failure (F)
A	>5 and <18 mm Hg and reduction >20% without medications	>5 and <18 mm Hg and reduction >20% with medications	Loss of light perception acuity or worse, need for additional glaucoma surgery, IOP <5 mm Hg, less than 20% IOP reduction
A1	>5 and <18 mm Hg	>5 and <18 mm Hg with medications
A2	>5 and <18 mm Hg and reduction >20% without medications or needling	>5 and <18 mm Hg and reduction >20% with medications but without needling	Loss of light perception acuity or worse, need for additional glaucoma surgery, IOP <5 mm Hg, less than 20% IOP reduction
A3	Reduction >20% without medications	5–18 mm Hg and reduction >20% with medications	Loss of light perception acuity or worse, need for additional glaucoma surgery, IOP <5 mm Hg, less than 20% IOP reduction
B	>5 and <15 mm Hg and ≥ 30% reduction from baseline without medications	>5 and <15 mm Hg and ≥ 30% reduction from baseline with medications	Need for additional glaucoma surgery, IOP <5mmHg
C	Percentage of patients achieving >_20% mean diurnal IOP reduction from baseline on the same number or fewer medications	NO	IOP reduction <20% on the same number of medications or fewer, additional glaucoma surgery
D	IOP<18 or 16 mmHg without any glaucoma medications	IOP<18 or 16 mm Hg with glaucoma medications	Loss of light perception acuity or worse, need for additional glaucoma surgery, less than 20% IOP reduction
D1	IOP<18 mm Hg without any glaucoma medications	IOP<18 mm Hg with a maximum of 2 glaucoma medications	Necessity of three or more medications or additional glaucoma surgery