Abstract
Glaucoma following cataract surgery in infant is a delayed complication of congenital and infantile cataract surgery.The incidence increased with duration of follow-up.There are many risk factors for the development of glaucoma have,including age at cataract surgery,microcornea,central corneal thickness,persistent fetal vasculature,cataract operating procedure and genetic factors.Primary intraocular lens implantation may be a protective factor.The treatment of glaucoma is difficult.Aqueous drainage devices are moderately successful.In order to reduce visual function damage,we emphasize the importance of a long follow-up after congenital cataract surgery. Key words: glaucoma; cataract/in infancy and childhood; cataract/surgery; postoperative complications
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