Glaucoma
Glaucoma is currently one of the world's leading causes of irreversible blindness.
Read article ↗WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
- Deep sclerectomy is the most widely used non-penetrating glaucoma operation worldwide.
- When feasible, non-penetrating glaucoma surgery offers a greater safety profile without compromising pressure-lowering efficacy.
- Although technically more demanding, the results are rewarding.
Deep sclerectomy is the most widely used non-penetrating glaucoma operation worldwide.
When feasible, non-penetrating glaucoma surgery offers a greater safety profile without compromising pressure-lowering efficacy.
Although technically more demanding, the results are rewarding.
How does deep sclerectomy with Esnoper Clip work?
Explore flap preparation, preservation of the filtering membrane and implant placement. You can pause or move through each step.
Esnoper Clip surgical video
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PATIENT GUIDE
After glaucoma surgery
Protection, medication and follow-up after trabeculectomy, deep sclerectomy or drainage implants.
This information does not replace an individual medical assessment. Follow the advice of the team looking after you.
Before deciding, discuss these points at your appointment
- Indication
- What is the purpose of the procedure in my case?
- Alternatives
- What other options may be appropriate for my eyes?
- Recovery
- What care and follow-up will I need?
- Benefits and limitations
- What result can I expect, and what risks should I consider?
Dr. Nuno Lopes · Patient information
Editorial presentation updated on 27 October 2026. Your team's individual instructions take priority.
