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One-site approach is an option for cataract-trabeculectomy

Anaheim, CA-The one- and two-site cataract-trabeculectomy combined procedures eachhave unique advantages and disadvantages for treating patients with cataract and glaucoma (See Page 74). Richard A. Lewis, MD, described the one-site approach at the American Academy of Ophthalmology annual meeting.

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