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In This Issue
Iqbal Ike K. Ahmed, MD, FRCSC
Surgeons’ attitudes about and approaches to treatment have changed.
Steven R. Sarkisian Jr, MD
What can we tell a motivated patient when surgery is not the best option?
Emily M. Schehlein, MD, and Pradeep Ramulu, MD, PhD
An investigational integrated glaucoma drainage implant prototype can create thinner, more permeable blebs.
Amanda Kiely Bicket, MD, MSE, and Ian Pitha, MD, PhD
Use of the iCare Home can improve clinical decision-making.
Monica K. Ertel, MD, and Leonard K. Seibold, MD
Home solutions connect physicians and patients in the quest for a fuller diagnostic picture.
Richie Kahn, MPH; Dorian De Maio; Barbara Wirostko, MD, FARVO; and Craig Chaya, MD
More robust ophthalmology training programs and improved access to regular care could help alleviate the disease burden.
Loka Thangamathesvaran, MD
Clinicians’ awareness of options is important, but patients’ transparency may be lacking.
Alisa Patton, BA, and Albert S. Khouri, MD
A roundtable discussion on past definitions, future directions, and insights gained in between.
Arsham Sheybani, MD; Iqbal Ike K. Ahmed, MD, FRCSC; Robert Chang, MD; Larissa Camejo, MD; Shakeel Shareef, MD; Jason Bacharach, MD; and Oluwatosin Smith, MD
A comparison of GT’s coverage in 2007 and 2022 reveals how surgical options for glaucoma have evolved dramatically over the past 15 years.
Can the system catch up to the rapidly evolving space?
Jacob Kanter, MD, and Mary Qiu, MD
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