This week, a study suggests some low-carb diets may help combat glaucoma, an innovative reinnervation surgery for facial paralysis and CorNeat’s novel keratoprosthesis is cleared for clinical trials in Israel.

This large retrospective study evaluated the outcomes of selective laser trabeculoplasty.

This study examined the use of neodymium laser in eyes with high IOP following Ex-Press filtration device implantation.

In this webinar, Drs. Hady Saheb, Arsham Sheybani, Davinder Grover review the different MIGS categories, discuss an algorithm that guides decision making for combined cataract and glaucoma surgery, and compare and contrast details of real world glaucoma cases and how they impact the surgeon’s choice of procedure.

This week, researchers discover an ocular drainage system linked to glaucoma, a super-resolution ultrasound technique shows promise for diagnosing ocular disease and physicians provide safe drive-through IOP checks during the pandemic.

Tube-related complications are well known following implantation of glaucoma drainage devices (GDDs). Among others, the tubes can migrate into or out of the eye with the passage of time.

The purpose of this video is to describe a case of an obstructed ostia of a Hydrus Microshunt postoperatively and the use of a YAG laser to remove the iris tissue from the opening.

To demonstrate the increased outflow using the blanching of the episcleral vessels during 180-degree viscodilation and trabeculotomy.

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Academy has collated a master list of procedures that are generally performed in operating rooms at hospitals or ambulatory surgery centers as “urgent” or “emergent” procedures.