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Callan Navitsky, Editor-in-Chief
Recent research analyzed various MIGS procedures for the treatment of open-angle glaucoma and patient populations often underrepresented in clinical trials.
Asima Bajwa, MD, and Christopher C. Teng, MD
Clinicians discuss how to approach the management of a young patient with normal-tension glaucoma, high myopia, and sleep apnea.
Devesh K. Varma, MD, FRCSC; Ahmad A. Aref, MD, MBA; James T. Murphy, MD; and Rachel G. Simpson, MD
Visual hallucinations may be more common than assumed.
Richie Kahn, MPH
The technology’s potential future role in global ophthalmology.
Nicolas Jaccard, PhD
Evidence to consider when comparing traditional and modern approaches.
Leonard K. Seibold, MD
Graduates share their most memorable experiences from glaucoma fellowship.
Emily M. Schehlein, MD; Karen Hong, MD, MPhil; and Jae-Chiang Wong, BS
The potential role of peripheral anterior synechiae.
Chungkwon Yoo, MD, PhD, and Tae-Eun Lee, MD, PhD
A discussion of partial versus total treatment.
Erin G. Sieck, MD, and Shan C. Lin, MD
Is this intervention appropriate for these eyes?
Manjool Shah, MD, and Daniel Laroche, MD
Reviewing the use of this therapy as a primary procedure.
Sahar Bedrood, MD, PhD, and Jeffrey A. Kammer, MD
What is one dogma in glaucoma care—past or present—that you feel most committed to challenging?
Nonadherence should not be considered one-dimensional.
Maria Suarez, BA; Kailyn Ramirez, BA; Maria Vega-Garces, BA; and Albert S. Khouri, MD
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