iTrack Canaloplasty and Tanito Micro Hook Goniotomy

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Billy Pan, MD, shares a surgical video showing a standalone iTrack canaloplasty (Nova Eye Medical) combined with his first use of a Tanito Micro Hook. The patient in this video presented with poorly controlled IOP due to a combination of uveitic and steroid-induced glaucoma. The iTrack catheter is able to achieve a 360-degree cannulation of the system with subsequent dilation via Healon Pro. A Tanito Micro Hook is then used to achieve an additional 120-degree nasal goniotomy.

Financial Disclosure: Consultant (Nova Eye Medical)

Posted: 5/30/2023

iTrack Canaloplasty and Tanito Micro Hook Goniotomy

Billy Pan, MD, shares a surgical video showing a standalone iTrack canaloplasty (Nova Eye Medical) combined with his first use of a Tanito Micro Hook. The patient in this video presented with poorly controlled IOP due to a combination of uveitic and steroid-induced glaucoma. The iTrack catheter is able to achieve a 360-degree cannulation of the system with subsequent dilation via Healon Pro. A Tanito Micro Hook is then used to achieve an additional 120-degree nasal goniotomy.

Financial Disclosure: Consultant (Nova Eye Medical)

Posted: 5/30/2023

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