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- GL-Co-Management of Glaucoma Laser and MIGS Procedures
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- GL-Get To Know Your MIGS
- GL-Glaucoma Masqueraders
- GL-Intracranial Pressure in Glaucoma
- GL-Now What?...My Patient is Progressing!
- GL-Ocular Surface Preservation for the Glaucoma Patient. Prevent Defense is the Best Offense.
- GL-Problem Solving in Glaucoma Management
- GL-Referral Center Rounds: Mysterious Reasons of Elevated IOP
- GL-The Angle Closure Spectrum Simplified
- GL-The Laser and Surgical Management of Glaucoma
- GL-The OD's Role in the Management of MIGS in 2022
- GL-The Secondary Glaucomas: From the OD and MD Perspective
- GL-Treating Glaucoma with Confidence
- GL-Utilizing OCT Technology to Differentiate Glaucoma Suspects from Early Manifest Disease
GL-Drop the Drops: Glaucoma Treatment Options for Patients with OSD
Description:
Traditional treatment with eye drops for glaucoma can contribute to ocular surface disease (OSD). It is important that all clinicians treating glaucoma also diagnose and treat ocular surface disease to increase patient comfort and compliance, and prevent worsening OSD. We will review non-drop options such as SLT, intracameral implants and minimally invasive glaucoma surgery (MIGS) and how they fit into the treatment protocol for patients with glaucoma and OSD.
Course Code:
AOA381-GL
Speaker(s):
Ahmad Fahmy, O.D.
Hardeep Kataria, O.D.
Credits:
1
AOA Expiration Date:
3/13/2026
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