Real-world data from selective laser trabeculoplasty in Brazil

Evaluate real-world data of outcomes from selective laser trabeculoplasty (SLT) performed in different regions of Brazil and investigate potential predictors of success associated with treatment. Multicenter retrospective case series with patients who underwent a primary SLT procedure. A total of 83...

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Main Authors: Abe, Ricardo Y., Maestrini, Heloísa A., Guedes, Guilherme B., Nascimento, Marcelo M., Iguma, Camila I., de Miranda Santos, Hérika Danielle, Nasr, Muna Georges, Lucena-Junior, Ricarte P., Prata, Tiago S.
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