Titlebook: Glaucoma Update II; Glaucoma Society of G. K. Krieglstein,W. Leydhecker Conference proceedings 1983 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1983

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Medical and Surgical Alterations in Outflow Facility,ndicated abnormalities in the drainage routes. It would be natural then to start therapy by attempts at increasing the facility and the ideal drug, of course, would be one that restituted facility to its normal level and the outflow routes to their normal appearance. The search for such an agent is

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Morphological and Biochemical Studies on Cell and Tissue Cultures of Human Trabecular Meshwork, al. 1976, 1978; Schachtschabel et al. 1977,1982a, b; Grierson et al. 1980; Polansky et al. 1978,1981; Alvarado et al. 1979). Since the explanted tissue pieces used for cell and tissue culture studies are composed of several cell types, the question arises as to whether those cells which later form

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Laser Iridotomy,ten years have seen the replacement of this procedure by use of lasers in many centers. The early reports of Khuri (1973), Abraham and Miller (1975), and Pollack and Patz (1976) represented studies of the early success at routine utilization of laser energy to produce iris holes. This report will no

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,Disc Haemorrhages — Forerunners of Chronic Glaucoma,e of this sign was emphasized by Drance and collaborators, adducing evidence of increasing weight (Drance et al. 1970,1971,1976,1977,1979). The response to these efforts now come to the fore in several articles published also by other authors and devoted to the natural history of hh. During the last

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,Hemorrhage on the Disc — A Risk Factor in Glaucoma,oma, All Patients were found to have either a pressure high enough to explain the damage or alternately there were abnormalities with appeared to account for the damage at the realatively low intraocular pressure. There remained two patients in whom neither pressure, nor other findings satisfactoril