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|Articles|April 9, 2010

Corneal lamellar grafting to repair late complications of mitomycin C trabeculectomy

In the latest issue of Clinical Ophthalmology T Fukuchi et al., found that tectonic corneal grafting is a reliable and final surgical method to improve severe cases of hypotony maculopathy or bleb leak after MMC trabeculectomy.

In the latest issue of Clinical Ophthalmology T Fukuchi et al., found that tectonic corneal grafting is a reliable and final surgical method to improve severe cases of hypotony maculopathy or bleb leak after MMC trabeculectomy.

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