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  Vol. 93 No. 1, January 1975 TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Peripheral iridectomy with scleral cautery for glaucoma

B. Viswanathan and I. A. Brown

Peripheral iridectomy with cautery (Scheie operation) was carried out on 113 eyes with glaucoma. The results were so favorable and the complications so few that we believe this operation still has an important place in the surgical management of the glaucomas and is noteworthy in the light of the trend to more precise surgery of the canal of Schlemm and the trabeculae.





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