Most glaucoma patients assume they’ll be on IOP-lowering eye drops for life. What many don’t know is that a minimally invasive procedure can be performed right alongside cataract surgery with minimal added risk.
In this short from Eye Surgery Today, surgeons explain the three primary MIGS mechanisms — trabecular stenting, goniotomy, and canaloplasty — how each one lowers intraocular pressure, and why reducing medications may be more achievable than patients expect.
Watch more surgeon-led eye education on the Eye Surgery Today channel.
This video is for educational purposes only and is not medical advice.
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