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Glaucoma Surgery During Pregnancy

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    Individualized risk assessment is essential for pregnant glaucoma patients.

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    Surgery is a last resort when IOP cannot be controlled.

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    Elective procedures should be postponed until after delivery.

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    Local anesthesia is preferred during surgery.

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    The second trimester is ideal for non-emergency procedures.

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    Ongoing multidisciplinary coordination is crucial during surgical decision-making.

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    A case study highlighted safe trabeculectomy with no sedation.

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    Postoperative care needs to consider specific protocols for pregnant patients.

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Glaucoma Surgery During Pregnancy

  • by Jim Gallagher, senior managing editor

  • May 1, 2026

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