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Demographic and clinical profile of patients with juvenile onset open angle glaucoma in southwestern Nigeria
Background: This was a non-comparative, retrospective review of patients diagnosed with juvenile open angle glaucoma (JOAG) in the eye clinic of a tertiary hospital in southwestern Nigeria. Objective: To document the demographic characteristics, clinical features and treatment outcome of the patient...
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2011-12
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