Application of MicroPulse TLT utilizing the MicroPulse P3 Probe

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This animation shows two ways to perform MicroPulse Transscleral Laser Therapy utilizing the revised MicroPulse P3 Probe. One option is to perform the procedure in quadrants (2500 mw, 5 sweeps, 10 seconds per sweep) and the other approach is to perform it in hemispheres (2500 mw, 5 sweeps, 20 seconds per sweep). MicroPulse TLT is is a non-incisional procedure that substantially reduces IOP for a broad range of glaucoma patients. The revised MicroPulse P3 Device has a smooth, ergonomic interface to allow clinicians to keep consistent contact with the probe at the limbus. The device offers a repeatable treatment option that can be introduced before, in combination with, or after other glaucoma treatment options - making it a very versatile tool.

Posted: 8/29/2023

Keywords:

MicroPulse TLT

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Glaucoma

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Iridex

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Glaucoma

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IRIDEX

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