Common complications associated with MIGS
Two experts, including Glaucoma Editor Manjool Shah, MD, spoke about the complications during and after MIGS procedures that the surgeon needs to be prepared to identify and address.
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Two experts, including Glaucoma Editor Manjool Shah, MD, spoke about the complications during and after MIGS procedures that the surgeon needs to be prepared to identify and address.
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Optimizing ocular conditions prior to surgery is standard for any procedure, but eyes with glaucoma present extra considerations. EyeWorld spoke with two ophthalmologists to get insights on how to prepare eyes with glaucoma for different ocular procedures. They also shared a few intraoperative and postop considerations along the way.