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A team of ophthalmologists from Chandigarh has evolved a way to concurrently
treat cataract and glaucoma without any complications

Published on 7/16/2008 6:51:29 PM


*Chandigarh:* A team of ophthalmologists from Chandigarh has evolved a way
to concurrently treat two eye diseases-cataract and glaucoma-without post
operative complications.

The new technique is a quick healing and more effective alternative and GEI
is the first hospital to conduct a pilot study on the use of Ologen implant
in Phaco-Trab, reports IANS quoting GEI Chief Executive Officer SPS Grewal.

The doctors from the Grewal Eye Institute (GEI) here conducted a pilot study
of 'Ologen Implant in Phacoemulsification Combined with Trabeculectomy
(Phaco-Trab)' and presented its results before over 10,000 delegates at the
World Ophthalmology Congress (WHO) in Hong Kong in June.

"Now onwards we will use Ologen implant in Phaco-Trab for surgically
treating both cataract and glaucoma simultaneously," Grewal said.

Till now we were using a conventional method to treat the diseases jointly
in a single surgery by using Mitomycin-C in Phaco-Trab that many times leads
to post operative complications, he added.

There is no particular symptom for cataract and glaucoma and they can be
detected only through regular check-ups.

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