Hydrus Implantation With Gonio Ready

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I. Paul Singh, MD, presents a case in which he performs Hydrus Microstent (Alcon) implantation while demonstrating the use of a hands-free gonio prism—Gonio Ready (Oculus).

Financial Disclosure: Consultant (Alcon)

Posted: 9/16/2025

Keywords:

Hydrus Microstent (Alcon)

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gonio ready

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Oculus

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Hydrus Implantation With Gonio Ready

I. Paul Singh, MD

Posted: 9/16/2025

Keywords:

Hydrus Microstent (Alcon)

•

gonio ready

•

Oculus

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