Abstract
A series of 115 argon laser trabeculoplasties on 109 eyes in 84 patients over a two-year period is reviewed. Control of glaucoma was achieved in 85%. There was correlation of a greater fall in intraocular pressure with initial height of intraocular pressure and degree of pigmentation of the angle. Gonioplasty proved an effective means of treating cases with a narrowed angle to gain access to the trabecular meshwork.
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