Surgical Tips for Combined Angle-based Minimally Invasive Glaucoma Procedures

Combined procedures can be successful with proper preparation.

By Zachary Vest, MD

Next-generation Drainage Implants

Ongoing innovation in aqueous shunting devices may offer effective ways to lower IOP with potentially improved safety profiles.

By Shivani S. Kamat, MD

Intraocular Drug Delivery Systems in Glaucoma

Several recently approved systems can ensure medication compliance, improving IOP and reducing side effects.

By George R. Reiss, MD

High-level Refractive Outcomes With Phaco-MIGS Surgery

MIGS tips and advanced refractive strategies for meeting both surgical goals.

By Matthew J.A. Brink, MD

Tips to Improve the Mental Health of Glaucoma Patients

Mitigating depression and anxiety can improve treatment adherence and lead to better outcomes.

By LEON W. HERNDON, MD

Consistency of Outcomes in Ab Interno Canaloplasty

In a first-of-its-kind consistency study, canaloplasty with its comprehensive mechanism of action was found to consistently lower IOP in almost all eyes.

By Mahmoud A. Khaimi, MD

The Time Is Now

The critical window of opportunity for interventional glaucoma to be most effective likely closes far earlier in the disease than our current paradigm allows.

By Nathan M. Radcliffe, MD

Balancing Patient “Mix” with Surgeons’ Time

Comanagement of mild-to-moderate patients can give surgeons more time for interventional glaucoma procedures

By Mark J. Gallardo, MD

From the Editor: The Disrupted Glaucoma Treatment Algorithm

By Nathan M. Radcliffe, MD

Spotlight: An Option for Interventional Glaucoma

iStent infinite is the first device cleared for standalone treatment.

By Karen Appold, contributing writer

Coding: Defining Refractory Glaucoma

Some services only qualify as medically necessary for “refractory glaucoma,” but what does that mean?

By Kevin J. Corcoran, COE, CPC, CPMA, FNAO