goniotomy /go·ni·ot·o·my/ (go´ne-ot´ah-me) an operation for glaucoma; it consists in opening Schlemm's canal under direct vision.
goniotomy
goniotomy [go″ne-ot´ah-me]
go·ni·ot·o·my (g  n - t  -m)n. Surgical opening of Schlemm's canal by way of the angle of the anterior chamber of the eye to treat congenital glaucoma. |
goniotomy
[gōn′ē·ot′əmē]
an operation performed to remove any obstruction to the flow of aqueous humor in the front chamber of the eye. The procedure is commonly done in patients with congenital glaucoma.
goniotomy [go″ne-ot´ah-me]
an operation for glaucoma; it consists in opening Schlemm's canal under direct vision.
goniotomy
an operation for glaucoma; it consists in opening Schlemm's canal under direct vision.
goniotomy
A surgical procedure aimed at lowering intraocular pressure by making an incision through the trabecular meshwork to ease the outflow of aqueous humour into Schlemm's canal. This procedure is used principally in congenital glaucoma.
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