5 Key Takeaways

• 1

  Mastering surgical techniques and device-specific nuances is crucial for achieving superior outcomes in minimally invasive glaucoma surgery (MIGS).

• 2

  Wound hydration is essential for maintaining a firm anterior chamber and reducing postoperative hyphema in MIGS procedures.

• 3

  Routine placement of a bandage contact lens in MIGS cases promotes faster healing and enhances patient comfort.

• 4

  Creating a proper pocket with anti-fibrotic material is vital for successful subconjunctival MIGS, reducing the need for postoperative interventions.

• 5

  Continuous learning and precision in surgical planning are necessary as the field of MIGS expands with new device options.