After long-term use of pilocarpine, the glaucoma became uncontrolled. Following surgery, the patient lost vision in one eye.
The operated eye became blind
Long-term use of pilocarpine was a major independent factor in this case. The surgical procedure and instrumentation also differed from those in typical glaucoma surgery. In other words, after obtaining the complete medical records—including disease course documentation, difficult case discussions, preoperative discussions, and operative notes—the patient should be able to identify content that does not meet standard requirements.
For uncontrolled glaucoma, it is reasonable for doctors to recommend surgery. Now that the operated eye has gone blind, further discussion serves little purpose. The key is to act early. At the onset of glaucoma, while seeking medical care, contact this website at the same time. Only in this way can the final outcome be avoided.