Robert Sinskey, MD, Discusses His Decision to Have Canaloplasty

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Richard A. Lewis, MD, interviews Robert M. Sinskey, MD, about his personal experiences with glaucoma, his decision to have a canaloplasty procedure, and the outcomes and lifestyle impact that it has had on his life.

Posted: 10/17/2011

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Posted: 10/17/2011

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