Sherwood Park resident Melinda Amyotte has found herself participating in a new minimally-invasive procedure to treat people with glaucoma.
In the still-experimental procedure, a needle is used to make a tiny hole into the natural drainage system of the eye that is suffering from glaucoma, explained Dr. Karim Damji, a glaucoma specialist and ophthalmologist at Edmonton’s Royal Alexandria Hospital, where Amyotte’s procedure was performed.
Called a trabectome, the procedure is the only treatment for glaucoma that directly addresses the eye’s natural system for draining fluids.
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Ismailimail 
Wishing you all the very best and may Mowla Bapa helps you and gives you success in all your achievemnets. Ameen.
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All those with this eye desease will bless u
Dr Damji
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looking myself to be treated, as i am a glucoma patient.
66 % damaged
thanx
siraj
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