Opinion|Videos|January 10, 2025
Case 3: A Complex Glaucoma Case Involving Persistent Intraocular Pressure Elevation Despite Multiple Treatment Procedures
Himani Goyal, MD, discusses a complex glaucoma case involving persistent intraocular pressure elevation despite multiple treatment procedures, focusing on advanced management strategies and decision-making for challenging cases.
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