Omni and Hydrus Combined Approach

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[No Narration} Won I. Kim, MD, presents a combined MIGS approach using the Omni Surgical System (Sight Sciences) and two Hydrus Microstents (Ivantis). After thorough consideration of all available MIGS options, this approach was selected due to the patient's high preoperative IOP of 48 mm Hg on several medications.

Posted: 5/27/2020

Omni and Hydrus Combined Approach

[No Narration} Won I. Kim, MD, presents a combined MIGS approach using the Omni Surgical System (Sight Sciences) and two Hydrus Microstents (Ivantis). After thorough consideration of all available MIGS options, this approach was selected due to the patient's high preoperative IOP of 48 mm Hg on several medications.

Posted: 5/27/2020

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