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Two‐year follow‐up of intra‐ocular pressure control with long duration argon laser trabeculoplasty

ABSTRACT The two‐year results of intra‐ocular pressure control in the first prospective study of standard (01 second) and long (02 second) duration argon laser trabeculoplasty are presented The two groups were comparable for intra‐ocular pressures and treatment scores at the start of the study An early benefit in intra‐ocular pressure reduction was found for 02 second trabeculoplasty in the first year, which disappeared during the second‐ond year of follow‐up No reduction in medications occurred following laser trabeculoplasty There was no difference in the frequency of further interventions (repeat trabeculoplasty or drainage surgery) between the two groups There was a strong correlation between the intraocular pressures of the first and second treated eyes No clinical benefit was demonstrated for the longer duration over standard argon laser trabeculoplasty