The PAUL Glaucoma Implant
edited by Victor Koh | Paul Chew | Keith Barton
Chapter 14A
Corneal decompensation after glaucoma drainage devices: evidence, assessment, prevention, and management
Pages 137–145
Abstract
Corneal decompensation can be a post-surgical complication of glaucoma drainage device implants, including the PAUL® Glaucoma Implant. Key surgical tips may help prevent corneal decompensation as well as manage it should it arise.
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Triolo G, Gizzi C, Mus E, Milano G. Corneal decompensation after glaucoma drainage devices: evidence, assessment, prevention, and management. In: Koh V, Chew P, Barton K, editors. The PAUL Glaucoma Implant. Amsterdam: Kugler Publications; 2026. p. 137-145.
Triolo, G., Gizzi, C., Mus, E., Milano, G. (2026). Corneal decompensation after glaucoma drainage devices: evidence, assessment, prevention, and management. In V. Koh, P. Chew, & K. Barton (Eds.), The PAUL Glaucoma Implant (pp. 137-145). Kugler Publications.
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author = {Triolo, Giacinto and Gizzi, Corrado and Mus, Erik and Milano, Giovanni},
title = {Corneal decompensation after glaucoma drainage devices: evidence, assessment, prevention, and management},
booktitle = {The PAUL Glaucoma Implant},
editor = {Koh, Victor and Chew, Paul and Barton, Keith},
publisher = {Kugler Publications},
address = {Amsterdam},
year = {2026},
pages = {137-145},
isbn = {978-90-6299-335-2}
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