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Aim: To compare surgical indications between trabeculectomy and Ahmed’s valve implantation. Methods: An observational, analytic, retrospective and cross-sectional study was conducted in a large general hospital from January 2014 to June 2017 comparing the surgical indications between two techniques for glaucoma surgery. Results: 90 eyes were operated, 55 eyes with Ahmed’s valve placement (61.1%; 95% CI: 51.03-71.17) and 35 with trabeculectomies (38.9%; 95% CI: 28.83-48.97). In cases with Ahmed’s valve placement, 47% had maximum hypotensive therapy (OR: 6.94; p < 0.001). The progression of campimetry damage was the most common indication to perform any surgery. Within the other surgical indications, the uncontrolled intraocular pressure was 5 times more frequent and the Si n co nt ar c on e l c on se nt im ie nt o pr ev io p or e sc ri to d el e di to r, no p od rá r ep ro du ci rs e ni f ot oc op ia rs e ni ng un a pa rt e de e st a pu bl ic ac ió n. © P er m an ye r 20 19

Comparación de las indicaciones quirúrgicas entre trabeculectomía y válvula de Ahmed para tratar el glaucoma