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Hypertrophic bleb is a rare complication of glaucoma filtration surgery characterized by an elevated bleb extended through the nasal 180 degrees of the eye and usually with a normal IOP. Currently, there is little experience and no existing standardized treatment. We describe a new method called modified superior bleb needling and evaluate the clinical outcomes in affected eyes.
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