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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Glaucoma / November 2006

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SLT Fast Becoming First-line Treatment for Glaucoma

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Irv Arons - 25 Nov 2006 18:02 GMT
In addition to the information about Avastin/Lucentis I recently posted
on the Sci.Med.Vision board, I have also posted information about the
use of the Selecta laser to treat glaucoma
using "Selective Laser Trabuculoplasty" or SLT. It appears that the use
of SLT is becoming a first-line treatment for glaucoma, in place of
drug therapy.

The article is entitled: An Update on the Use of SLT for Treating
Glaucoma

and the web reference is:
http://irvaronsjournal.blogspot.com/2006/11/update-on-use-of-slt-for-...

This update is also from Michael Lachman's EyeQ Report No. 9, from the
recent AAO meeting held in Las Vegas. There is a link to this report in
my web posting.

Irv Arons
Irv Arons - 25 Nov 2006 18:05 GMT
> In addition to the information about Avastin/Lucentis I recently posted
> on the Sci.Med.Vision board, I have also posted information about the
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> Irv Arons

Sorry, the full name of my web Journal posting didn't publish in the
first posting above. The correct web address is:

http://irvaronsjournal.blogspot.com/2006/11/update-on-use-of-slt-for-treating.html

Irv Arons
 
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