|Articles|March 31, 2007
Glaucoma patients should avoid refractive surgery
In patients with manifest glaucoma, refractive surgery should be performed with extreme caution, if performed at all, according to a paper presented by Andreas Petounis from the Patission General Hospital, Greece.
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