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Cyclophotocoagulation

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Glaucoma Working Group
28.3.2023

According to short-term follow-up studies in refractory glaucoma, transscleral laser cyclophotocoagulation may lower IOP but the need for repeated treatments is frequent.

Systematic review 1

Evidence from five studies included in this review was inconclusive as to whether cyclodestructive procedures for refractory glaucoma result in better outcomes and fewer complications than other glaucoma treatments, and whether one type of cyclodestructive procedure is better than another. The most commonly reported adverse events across all five studies were hypotony and phthisis bulbi «Chen MF, Kim CH, Coleman AL. Cyclodestructive proc...»1.

Systematic review 2

There is insufficient evidence to evaluate the relative effectiveness and safety of cyclodestructive procedures for the primary procedural management of non-refractory glaucoma. Results from the one included trial did not compare cyclophotocoagulation to other procedural interventions and yielded uncertainty about any different in outcomes when comparing low-energy versus high-energy diode transscleral cyclophotocoagulation. Overall, the effect of laser treatment on IOP control was modest and the number of eyes experiencing vision loss was limited. More research is needed specific to the management of non-refractory glaucoma «Michelessi M, Bicket AK, Lindsley K. Cyclodestruct...»2.

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