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Tips for the Hydrus Tip

Scott E. LaBorwit, MD

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This instructional video serves as a refresher for surgeons utilizing the Hydrus Microstent (Alcon), a minimally invasive device for glaucoma surgery. The video provides essential guidelines for achieving optimal outcomes, emphasizing the precise positioning of the device tip before stent deployment. Designed to be viewed before each surgical session in the operating room, this resource aims to enhance procedural proficiency and ensure consistent success with the Hydrus device.

Financial Disclosure: Consultant and lecturer (Alcon)

Posted: 7/17/2024

Keywords:

Hydrus Microstent (Alcon)

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Microinvasive Glaucoma Surgery (MIGS)

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Tips for the Hydrus Tip

Scott E. LaBorwit, MD

This instructional video serves as a refresher for surgeons utilizing the Hydrus Microstent (Alcon), a minimally invasive device for glaucoma surgery. The video provides essential guidelines for achieving optimal outcomes, emphasizing the precise positioning of the device tip before stent deployment. Designed to be viewed before each surgical session in the operating room, this resource aims to enhance procedural proficiency and ensure consistent success with the Hydrus device.

Financial Disclosure: Consultant and lecturer (Alcon)

Posted: 7/17/2024

Keywords:

Hydrus Microstent (Alcon)

•

Microinvasive Glaucoma Surgery (MIGS)

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