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Five Steps to Canaloplasty Success

Michael Morgan, MD

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Michael Morgan, MD, demonstrates a step-by-step approach to successful canaloplasty procedure. During the case presentation, he offers pearls for outer flap creation, inner flap and Descemetic window creation, characterization and dilation with the iTrack 250A microcatheter (iScience), suture placement and tensioning, and water-tight closure.

Posted: 7/11/2011

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Five Steps to Canaloplasty Success

Michael Morgan, MD

Michael Morgan, MD, demonstrates a step-by-step approach to successful canaloplasty procedure. During the case presentation, he offers pearls for outer flap creation, inner flap and Descemetic window creation, characterization and dilation with the iTrack 250A microcatheter (iScience), suture placement and tensioning, and water-tight closure.

Posted: 7/11/2011

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Comments

D Cc

14 years ago

what an eloquent procedure. This is why I became a surgeon.

ari weitzner

15 years ago

whew! doesnt look easy. i admire those who can do this routinely. i wish the quality of the video were better

Prasert Chiaprasert

15 years ago

Blurring focus of the camera.

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