Clinical Complications and Comorbidities Associated with Secondary Glaucoma: A Structured Literature Review

alone is insufficient, surgical management carries a higher risk and complications.Clinical complications of glaucoma treatment may include vision loss due to optic nerve fiber damage, postoperative inflammation and corneal edema, neovascular glaucoma, hyphema, and hypotony.Such complications are detrimental to daily activities and could lead to a reduced quality of life. 13espite its clinical importance, there is variability in the presentation, and the associated comorbidities pose challenges in the diagnosis and management of secondary glaucoma.This review aims to dive into current evidence on the clinical complications and comorbidities associated with secondary glaucoma.The emphasis of this review is on presenting disease 1-