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    Glaucoma Physician June 2023 Cover 1 - 1 year(s) ago

    JUNE 2023 ¥ GLAUCOMAPHYSICIAN.NET Glaucoma POWERED BY INSIGHTS AND EMERGING CONCEPTS IN CUTTING-EDGE GLAUCOMA CARE Visualization By Nathan M. Radcliff e, MD OVERCOMING VISUALIZATION CHALLENGES IN GLAUCOMA PAGE 10 THE SUPRACHOROIDAL SPACE RELOADED By Gautam Kamthan, MD, and Sean Ianchulev, MD, MPH AN UPDATE ON ROBOTIC SURGERY FOR GLAUCOMA BBy Eileen C. Bowden, MD, and Joseph F. Panarelli, MD LIFESTYLE AND NUTRITIONAL FACTORS IN GLAUCOMA By Alexis H. Watson, BSE, and Jason S. Flamendorf, MD PAGE 14 PAGE 17

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    PRODUCT SPOTLIGHT | MIGS Taking Goniotomy Up a Notch TrabEx Pro removes the trabecular meshwork while providing a clear view during surgery. By Karen Appold, contributing writer oniotomy is a safe and eff ective treat-ment for certain glaucoma patients. Removing a section of trabecular tissue allows aqueous to drain through Schlemm’s canal and the distal outfl ow system, reducing intraocular pressure (IOP). How-ever, not all surgeons are comfortable performing this minimally invasive glaucoma surgery

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    Glaucoma Physician June 2023 Page 17 - 1 year(s) ago

    FEATURE | Robotic Surgery An Update on Robotic Surgery for Glaucoma New systems could improve effi ciency, precision, and surgical planning. T he fi eld of ophthalmology has long been known to push the boundaries of medicine and technology. In recent decades, tools like phacoemulsifi cation and the femtosecond laser have revolution-ized intraocular surgery, making it faster and safer with improved outcomes. Th e advent of microinvasive glaucoma surgery (MIGS) has introduced devices that are being used to

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    ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION: WOMEN IN GLAUCOMA Women In Glaucoma D uring the American Glaucoma Society meeting in March, seven prominent glaucoma specialists gathered to discuss the impact and contributions of female glaucoma specialists, and raising their profile. The focus of this discussion was to inspire female ophthalmolo-gists to consider a career as glaucoma spe-cialists. Together, they explored the merits, rewards, and challenges of glaucoma care. Leading specialists discuss career growth, mentoring,

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