The Iridencleisis Operation for Glaucoma

Leaking Bleb After 50 Years of Historical Iridencleisis Surgery: A Case Report

“…), it was hypothesized that the procedure was a historical iridencleisis. Our intraoperative observations, specifically the absence of a scleral flap, incarceration of the iris within the scleral stoma (Figure 2 ), and localized iridodialysis (Figure 1D ), align with the surgical techniques characterized by Reese (1958) [ 9 ]. This historical procedure primarily involved radial iris incision and permanent iris incarceration into the sclera to facilitate aqueous humor filtration [ 9 ].…”

Leaking Bleb After 50 Years of Historical Iridencleisis Surgery: A Case Report

“…), it was hypothesized that the procedure was a historical iridencleisis. Our intraoperative observations, specifically the absence of a scleral flap, incarceration of the iris within the scleral stoma (Figure 2 ), and localized iridodialysis (Figure 1D ), align with the surgical techniques characterized by Reese (1958) [ 9 ]. This historical procedure primarily involved radial iris incision and permanent iris incarceration into the sclera to facilitate aqueous humor filtration [ 9 ].…”

Leaking Bleb After 50 Years of Historical Iridencleisis Surgery: A Case Report

“…), it was hypothesized that the procedure was a historical iridencleisis. Our intraoperative observations, specifically the absence of a scleral flap, incarceration of the iris within the scleral stoma (Figure 2 ), and localized iridodialysis (Figure 1D ), align with the surgical techniques characterized by Reese (1958) [ 9 ]. This historical procedure primarily involved radial iris incision and permanent iris incarceration into the sclera to facilitate aqueous humor filtration [ 9 ].…”

Leaking Bleb After 50 Years of Historical Iridencleisis Surgery: A Case Report

“…), it was hypothesized that the procedure was a historical iridencleisis. Our intraoperative observations, specifically the absence of a scleral flap, incarceration of the iris within the scleral stoma (Figure 2 ), and localized iridodialysis (Figure 1D ), align with the surgical techniques characterized by Reese (1958) [ 9 ]. This historical procedure primarily involved radial iris incision and permanent iris incarceration into the sclera to facilitate aqueous humor filtration [ 9 ].…”