Research Article

Long-Term Clinical and Safety Outcomes of Canaloplasty Performed across All Grades of Glaucoma Severity

Table 2

Mean reduction in IOP and number of medications for (1) all patients; (2) combined group vs. standalone group; (3) mild-moderate group vs. severe glaucoma group; and (4) controlled group vs. uncontrolled group.

Baseline (n=72)Post-op (n=72) value

IOP
Mean (SD)18.6 (5.8)13.5 (4.7)<0.001
Mean reduction24.5%
Meds
Mean (SD)2.36 (1.0)1.63 (1.2)<0.001
Mean reduction29.2%

CombinedStandalone
Baseline (n=63)Post-op (n=63) valueBaseline (n=9)Post-op (n=9) value

IOP
Mean (SD)18.52 (5.6)13.68 (4.8)<0.00119.33 (7.7)12.44 (4.4)=0.021
Mean reduction26.1%35.6%
Meds
Mean (SD)2.32 (1.0)1.57 (1.2)<0.0012.67 (0.7)2.00 (1.4)=0.262
Mean reduction32.2%25.0%

Eyes combined with phacoemulsification (N=63)
Mild-moderateSevere
Baseline (n=43)Post-op (n=43) valueBaseline (n=20)Post-op (n=20) value

IOP
Mean (SD)18.77 (5.7)13.56 (3.7)<0.00118.00 (5.4)13.95 (6.6)=0.004
Mean reduction27.8%22.5%
Meds
Mean (SD)2.23 (1.0)1.35 (1.3)<0.0012.50 (0.9)2.05 (0.8)=0.046
Mean reduction39.6%−18.0%

ControlledUncontrolled
Baseline (n=39)Post-op (n=39) valueBaseline (n=24)Post-op (n=24) value

IOP
Mean (SD)15.15 (2.2)12.05 (2.6)<0.00124.00 (5.1)16.33 (6.2)<0.001
Mean reduction20.5%31.9%
Meds
Mean (SD)2.31 (1.0)1.49 (1.1)<0.0012.33 (1.0)1.71 (1.2)=0.001
Mean reduction35.6%26.8%