Table 3.

Surgical Outcomes. Surgical success, post-operative complications and additional intraocular surgeries in the 14 eyes of 10 patients which underwent combined endoscopic vitrectomy with posteriorly placed glaucoma drainage device

Pt	Eye	Failure	Cause of Failure	Complications	GDD Survival (months)	Additional Intraocular Surgeries
1	Right	Y	Hypotony	Phthisis	1.2	Exchange BV350 for BV250 due to hypotony
						Removal of BV250 tube from eye due to hypotony
						Removal of BV250 plate with placement of FP8 for increased IOP
						Placement of permanent ligature on FP8 tube for hypotony
						Removal of FP8 plate due to epithelial downgrowth
	Left	Y	Increased IOP	Tube Blockage	1.2	Flush of BV250 tube due to blockage
2	Right	Y	Increased IOP		8.7	Placement of BV250 inferonasally due to increased IOP
						CTLC x2 for increased IOP
						ECP for increased IOP
	Left	Y	Increased IOP	Retinal Detachment	2.6	Placement of FP7 superonasally due to increased IOP
						Flush of BV250 tube due to blockage
3	Left	Y	Increased IOP	Chronic Corneal Graft Failure	10.3	CTLC x 2 due to increased IOP
						ECP due to increased IOP
						PKP x 3 for corneal graft failure
4	Right	Y	Increased IOP		3.5	CTLC x 2 due to increased IOP
	Left	Y	Hypotony		0.5	Placement of temporary ligature on BV350 tube due to hypotony
5	Right	Y	Increased IOP		5.2	CTLC x 2 due to increased IOP
						Exchange trimmed FP7 for full size plate FP7 due to increased IOP
6	Right	Y	Hypotony	Retinal Detachment Chronic Corneal Graft Failure	17.2	Removal of BV250 tube from eye due to hypotony from retinal detachment
						Removal of BV250 plate due to extrusion
						PKP x 3 for corneal graft failure
7	Right	N			9.5	None
	Left	N			9	None
8	Right	N			10.8	None
9	Right	N			5	None
10	Left	Y	Increased IOP	Band keratopathy	35.7	CTLC x 1 due to increased IOP