IMPACTING FACTORS FOR OUTCOME OF SLT ON MEDICALLY TREATED OAGs

Đỗ Tấn, Phạm Thị Thu Thủy, Nguyễn Đức Thịnh

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Objective: To evaluate some impacting factor for SLT effectiveness on POAG eyes which was already treated with IOP lowering medications. Patients and Methods: Descriptive study on 40 eyes of 28 POAG and steroid-induced patients on IOP lowering medications who have been treated with 360o SLT. VA, VF, IOP, gonioscopy, optic disc, Laser settings, number of IOP lowering medications were evaluated before treatment and after treatment at 2 weeks, 1 month, 3 months. Results: There were some relating factors for SLT outcome such as gender, trabecular pigment, pre-laser IOP. At 2 weeks after laser, success rate in male group was higher that female group (p=0.013). At 3 months, higher pigmented group had higher success rate (p=0.017). Similarly, at 1 month, higher pre-SLT IOP group got higher success rate (p=0.013). There was no significant relation between age, duration of disease, number of IOP lowering medications, disease stage and treatment outcome. Conclusion: the significant impacting factors for SLT outcome on OAG eyes under medications were gender, pr-laser IOP and trabecular pigment.

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