Clinical Cases in Glaucoma Treatment

Program Overview: Patient Cases

Patient Case 1

Personalizing and Optimizing Glaucoma Therapy: General Principles

Setting Individual IOP Ranges

Different Circumstances That Lead to the Decision for Surgical Intervention

Maximal Pressure Lowering Minimizes Progression

How Would This Patient’s Treatment Approach Be Different in South America?

Surgical Options for Treating Patients With Advanced Glaucoma

Comparison of Outflow Procedures Currently Available

Patient Case 2

Patient Optic Nerves Show Damage

Distinguishing Advanced Glaucoma

Monitoring Patients With Advanced Glaucoma Can Be Difficult

Patient Case 2: Target Pressure Range

Treatment Options to Achieve Very Low Target IOP

Practice Patterns in Europe, UK, and US Using Fixed Combination Therapy

Fixed Combination (Brinzolamide/Brimonidine) Lowers IOP by 21%-35% From Baseline at Month 3

Wipe-Out Phenomenon: Losing Central Vision in Patients With Advanced Disease

Moorfields Safer Surgery System: Minimizing the Risk of Complications

Patient Case 3

Adherence to Glaucoma Therapy

Patient Case 3: Alternatives to Patient-Administered Therapy

Patient Case 3: SLT Monotherapy

Concluding Remarks

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