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Provencher Barricade for Subconjunctival Injections

Lorraine M. Provencher, MD

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Subconjunctival or sub-Tenon injections are a popular method of drug delivery in ocular surgery, particularly glaucoma filtration surgery. Controlling the distribution of a drug, especially off-label injection of MMC, is crucial and can be challenging. The Provencher Barricade, a new surgical instrument, controls the application of drugs injected into the subconjunctival or sub-Tenon space. It gently compresses the tissue and barricades drug application to a controlled 3 clock hours. It’s available through Epsilon USA, and all proceeds will go to underserved glaucoma patients.

Financial Disclosure: Consultant (Alcon, Allergan, Beyeonics, Elios, Glaukos, Microsurgical Technologies, New World Medical, Thea, Vialase); Speaker (Alcon, Allergan, Microsurgical Technologies); Research (Microsurgical Technologies); Advisory/Stock (Radius)

Posted: 8/27/2024

Keywords:

Microinvasive Glaucoma Surgery (MIGS)

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XEN

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Surgical Instruments

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Mitomycin C, MMC

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Provencher Barricade for Subconjunctival Injections

Lorraine M. Provencher, MD

Subconjunctival or sub-Tenon injections are a popular method of drug delivery in ocular surgery, particularly glaucoma filtration surgery. Controlling the distribution of a drug, especially off-label injection of MMC, is crucial and can be challenging. The Provencher Barricade, a new surgical instrument, controls the application of drugs injected into the subconjunctival or sub-Tenon space. It gently compresses the tissue and barricades drug application to a controlled 3 clock hours. It’s available through Epsilon USA, and all proceeds will go to underserved glaucoma patients.

Financial Disclosure: Consultant (Alcon, Allergan, Beyeonics, Elios, Glaukos, Microsurgical Technologies, New World Medical, Thea, Vialase); Speaker (Alcon, Allergan, Microsurgical Technologies); Research (Microsurgical Technologies); Advisory/Stock (Radius)

Posted: 8/27/2024

Keywords:

Microinvasive Glaucoma Surgery (MIGS)

•

XEN

•

Surgical Instruments

•

Mitomycin C, MMC

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