Advice from Surgeons on How to Successfully Navigate the Canaloplasty Learning Curve

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Canaloplasty does have a learning curve but one that can be overcome - both new and experienced Canaloplasty users offer advice and perspective to surgeons considering the procedure.

Posted: 1/31/2012

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Advice from Surgeons on How to Successfully Navigate the Canaloplasty Learning Curve

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Canaloplasty does have a learning curve but one that can be overcome - both new and experienced Canaloplasty users offer advice and perspective to surgeons considering the procedure.

Posted: 1/31/2012

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