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Study finds low hypotony rate from overfiltration in eyes with glaucoma drainage

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OSN Super Site | November 05, 2009

Less than 2% of patients who had a glaucoma drainage device implanted developed hypotony that could not be medically managed, demonstrating a low rate of the complication from overfiltration, a study found. 'Hypotony owing to overfiltration is an uncommon [glaucoma drainage device]-surgery complicat...

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