iDose With Stabilization Instrument

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The iDose TR from Glaukos has been a new tool in our glaucoma armamentarium since 2024. The placement of the implant is intuitive: direct pressure into the scleral wall. Sometimes, however, the implant may not be securely anchored after being released from the delivery handpiece. In conjunction with Epsilon surgical instruments, we've designed a simple but elegant device to stabilize the iDose in cases of unstable implantation.

Financial Disclosure: Speaker (Glaukos)

Posted: 2/24/2025

iDose With Stabilization Instrument

The iDose TR from Glaukos has been a new tool in our glaucoma armamentarium since 2024. The placement of the implant is intuitive: direct pressure into the scleral wall. Sometimes, however, the implant may not be securely anchored after being released from the delivery handpiece. In conjunction with Epsilon surgical instruments, we've designed a simple but elegant device to stabilize the iDose in cases of unstable implantation.

Financial Disclosure: Speaker (Glaukos)

Posted: 2/24/2025

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