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goniopuncture

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goniopuncture /go·nio·punc·ture/ (go″ne-o-punk´cher) insertion of a knife blade through the clear cornea, just within the limbus, across the anterior chamber of the eye and through the opposite corneoscleral wall, in treatment of glaucoma.
go·ni·o·punc·ture (gn--pngkchr)
n.
An operation for congenital glaucoma in which a puncture is made in the filtration angle.

goniopuncture [go″ne-o-pungk´cher]
insertion of a knife blade through the clear cornea, just within the limbus, across the anterior chamber of the eye and through the opposite corneoscleral wall, in treatment of glaucoma.

goniopuncture
insertion of a knife blade through the clear cornea, just within the limbus, across the anterior chamber of the eye and through the opposite corneoscleral wall, in treatment of glaucoma.


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Non-penetrating glaucoma surgery has fewer complications than a traditional trabeculectomy (first done in 1968) and allows us the option to perform YAG-laser goniopuncture at a later stage thus transforming non-penetrating surgery into a penetrating one," Dr Kazakova explains.
 
 
 
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