Film 107230 Intraocular Maneuver without Ovd and the Possibility of Postoperative IOP and Hemorrhage Control in MIGS Using a Trabecular Meshwork Cutter | ASCRS
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Film 107230 Intraocular Maneuver without Ovd and the Possibility of Postoperative IOP and Hemorrhage Control in MIGS Using a Trabecular Meshwork Cutter
April 2025
Meeting: 2025 ASCRS Annual Meeting
Producers: Kazuo Ichikawa, PhD, MD; Sho Ichikawa, MD; Hiroto Toda, RN
Category: Instruments & Devices/IOLs
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In recent years, MIGS has become the treatment of choice for early stage of glaucoma. However, problems with current MIGS include anterior chamber hemorrhage, transient elevation of intraocular pressures, and re-adhesion. We examined whether the TRABECTOR®, which is a Trabecular Meshwork Cutter and has already been approved in Japan, could be a new MIGS device that could solve these problems.