Clear, practical glaucoma-surgery insights from Professor Keith Barton
Clear, practical glaucoma-surgery insights from Professor Keith Barton
Explore evidence-based perspectives on glaucoma surgical techniques, including minimally invasive glaucoma surgery (MIGS), tube shunt procedures, and trabeculectomy. Professor Keith Barton shares clinical insights drawn from decades of surgical experience, what works in practice, potential complications to anticipate, and how surgical approaches are advancing.
These insights are designed for ophthalmologists and glaucoma specialists seeking clear, practical guidance on surgical decision-making, technique refinement, and patient outcomes, without unnecessary complexity.
Cyclodialysis clefts & ciliary body tears
(2 posts)Device Exchange - Device Removal and Paul Glaucoma Implant Insertion
(1 post)Device Removal and Amputation - MIGS (Hydrus, Miniject, Cypass), Express, Glaucoma Drainage Devices)
(2 posts)Fixing secondary IOL complications
(3 posts)General Glaucoma Management
(1 post)Glaucoma Drainage Devices or Tube Shunts (Paul, Molteno, Baerveldt, Ahmed)
(6 posts)IOL Haptic Exposures and other Device Exposures
(2 posts)Minimally Invasive Bleb Surgery - PreserFlos, Xens and Others
(1 post)Ocular Hypotony - Diagnosis and Repair
(4 posts)Paul Glaucoma Implant - Basic Implantation and Troubleshooting
(1 post)PreserFlo MicroShunt - Implantation, Revising and Troubleshooting
(2 posts)Repair of Tube Exposures
(1 post)Trabeculectomy Revision
(1 post)Uveitic Glaucoma – Diagnosis and Management
(1 post)Xen Complications
(1 post)