Dr. SAHEBAAN SABHARWAL
Abstract
surgery. MIGS has attracted a lot of attention of late due to the freedom from
medications and a respectable control of intraocular pressure. It can be practiced in
mild to moderate open angle glaucoma. This video demonstrates highly useful tips
and tricks for young ophthalmologists and practitioners who are looking to upgrade
their skills by venturing into newer surgical modalities. Positioning of the patient,
working and settings of the machine, gonio lenses required, aligning the lens with
respect to the eye, holding and movement of the probe, surgical challenges, possible
complications, how to avoid them and the post-operative management are some of
the aspects that need expert guidance and will be touched upon. Through this video,
I am hoping to encourage glaucoma practitioners to start trabectome surgery as
although it has a learning curve, is not an unsurmountable task.


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