
|Articles|December 1, 2002
New strategies needed for long-term filtering bleb survival
Newark, NJ-Multimodal therapy, close surveillance with prompt intervention for early signs of failure, and long-term suppression of fibroblastic activity may help improve long-term success rates of glaucoma filtering surgery, said Paul J. Lama, MD.
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