Obtaining a Good View of the Nasal Angle

I. Paul Singh, MD

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I. Paul Singh, MD, shares pearls on understanding the anatomical structures of the nasal angle and the importance of obtaining a good view during iStent infinite (Glaukos) implantation.

Financial Disclosure: Consultant (Glaukos)

Posted: 1/26/2024

Keywords:

Microinvasive Glaucoma Surgery (MIGS)

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Blanching

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iStent

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Obtaining a Good View of the Nasal Angle

I. Paul Singh, MD

Posted: 1/26/2024

Keywords:

Microinvasive Glaucoma Surgery (MIGS)

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Blanching

•

iStent

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