All of the following procedures are performed to improve vitreous flow to treat glaucoma except:

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Procedures aimed at improving vitreous flow to treat glaucoma focus on enhancing aqueous humor outflow or reducing its production, not on the extraction of the intraocular lens. Photocoagulation of the iris, excisional iridectomy, and laser iridotomy/iridectomy are all procedures that directly or indirectly help in managing the fluid dynamics within the eye to alleviate glaucoma, whereas intraocular lens extraction is primarily performed for cataracts and does not directly improve vitreous flow for glaucoma treatment.

All of the Following Procedures Are Performed to Improve Vitreous