[Therapeutic difficulties in neovascular glaucoma].

Oftalmologia

Clinica Oftalmologie, U.M.F. Cluj-Napoca.

Published: October 2006

This issue presents the results of a study on patients with neovascular glaucoma. We analyse the difficulties that occur in the management of this severe form of glaucoma.

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