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Effect of CO(2) laser sclerectomy with iridectomy on ocular hypertension in rabbits.

AIM
To evaluate the efficiency and safety of an optimized CO(2) Laser glaucoma surgery system for laser sclerectomy with iridectomy.


METHODS
Rabbit trials were performed to evaluate the efficiency and safety.


RESULTS
IOP was significantly decreased in laser group compared with trabeculectomy group(P<0.05) from 7(th) postoperative day to 60(th) day. Compared with trabeculectomy group, histopathology studies confirmed fewer complications and better effects were found in laser group.


CONCLUSION
CO(2) laser sclerectomy with iridectomy is effective and safe in terms of IOP lowering.