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The model experiment consisted of evaluating ultrafiltration of fluid through the tissues of human sclera autopsy specimen according to the original technique using neodymium chloride-based labeling agent and scanning electron microscopy. The clinical part of the study consisted of optical coherence tomography (OCT) and laser confocal microscopy of the sclera and conjunctiva (CMSC) performed in vivo immediately after laser treatment in the laser application sites in 5 patients (5 eyes) aged 57 to 68 years with uncompensated advanced (IIIb-c) stage of glaucoma who had previously underwent LASH surgery. Results. Results of morphological evaluation after LASH revealed structural changes indicating increased transscleral ultrafiltration: increased intrastromal hyporeflective areas in the sclera, thinning of collagen fibers, formation of porous structures. Using an original technique involving neodymium chloride-based labeling agent and scanning electron microscopy, we were able to prove the enhancement of transscleral ultrafiltration. The results of the experiment were confirmed by in vivo OCT images of the sclera and CMSC performed in 5 patients with advanced glaucoma after LASH surgery, in which tissue decompaction in the laser-exposed areas was clearly visualized. Conclusion. The revealed structural changes indicate the possibility of reducing intraocular pressure after LASH by the means of forming scleral porous structures and increasing transscleral ultrafiltration. 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