Routine Canaloplasty

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Gabor Scharioth, MD, performs a routine canaloplasty to manage intraocular pressure. He inserts a flexible micro-catheter 360 degrees around Schlemm's canal. The illuminated tip indicates the catheters position. As the catheter is removed a suture is pulled through the canal and tied. Currently there are two canaloplasty devices available: iTrack from iScience and GlaucoLight from Dorc.

Posted: 4/06/2011

Routine Canaloplasty

Gabor Scharioth, MD, performs a routine canaloplasty to manage intraocular pressure. He inserts a flexible micro-catheter 360 degrees around Schlemm's canal. The illuminated tip indicates the catheters position. As the catheter is removed a suture is pulled through the canal and tied. Currently there are two canaloplasty devices available: iTrack from iScience and GlaucoLight from Dorc.

Posted: 4/06/2011

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ankit shah

15 years ago

Great surgical video. Thank you

JORGE L. SANCHEZ-PEREZ

15 years ago

suturing used? thank

Diclehan Ali Dicle

15 years ago

Very nice surgery, thank you doctor.

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