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Minimally Invasive Glaucoma Surgery Ashok Garg, Tanuj Dada, Jerome Jean – Phillippe Bovet, Roberto G Carassa

CHAPTER ONE:Minimally Invasive Glaucoma Surgery (MIGS)—A New Approach
- INTRODUCTION
- CLASSIFICATION
CHAPTER TWO:YAG Laser Iridotomy
- INTRODUCTION
- INDICATIONS
- CONTRAINDICATIONS
- ABRAHAM CONTACT LENS
- PREOPERATIVE PREPARATION
- THE SELECTION OF IRIDOTOMY SITE
- LASERS USED
  - Nd: YAG Laser Iridotomy
  - Argon and YAG Laser Combined
- POST-LASER TREATMENT
- COMPLICATIONS
CHAPTER THREE:Laser Sclerotomy
- INTRODUCTION
- HISTORY
- ND: YAG LASER
- LASER SCLEROTOMY WITH ND: YAG – INSTRUMENTATION
- SURGICAL TECHNIQUE
CHAPTER FOUR:Laser Trabeculoplasty
- INTRODUCTION
- ARGON LASER TRABECULOPLASTY
CHAPTER FIVE:Laser Treatment in Glaucomas
- LASER PRINCIPLE AND INTRODUCTION
- LASER IRIDOTOMY
- LASER TRABECULOPLASTY
- LASER PERIPHERAL IRIDOPLASTY
- CYCLOCOAGULATION WITH YAG AND DIODE LASER
- LASER TREATMENTS AFTER FILTERING SURGERY
- SCLEROSTOMIES
CHAPETR SIX:Miscellaneous Laser Applications
- NEODYMIUM YAG LASER IRIDOLENTICULAR SYNECHIOLYSIS
- LASER SUTUROLYSIS
  - Technique
- LASER-ASSISTED BLEB REMODELING
  - Technique
- Nd:YAG GONIOPUNcTURE
  - Complications
- ERBIUM-YAG LASER-ASSISTED DEEP SCLERECTOMY
  - Technique
- ANTERIOR HYALOIDOTOMY
- LYSIS OF VITREOUS STRAND IN THE CATARACT WOUND
CHAPETR SEVEN:Trabecular Meshwork Ablation as an Alternative to Invasive Glaucoma Surgery
- INTRODUCTION
- ERBIUM-YAG GONIOTOMY
- EXCIMER-LASER-TRABECULOTOMY (ELT)
- CONCLUSION
CHAPETR EIGHT:Sclerothalamotomy Ab Interno a Minimally Invasive Glaucomo Surgery
- INTRODUCTION
- PATIENTS AND METHODS
- HIGH-FREQUENCY DIATHERMIC PROBE
- SURGICAL PROCEDURE
- EVALUATION OF THE RESULTS
  - Results
- DISCUSSION
CHAPETR NINE:Laser Surgical Treatment of Glaucoma by Excimer Laser with 193 nm Wavelength
- INTRODUCTION
- BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVE
- PATIENTS AND METHODS
- SURGICAL TECHNIQUE
- RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
- CONCLUSION
CHAPTER TEN:Topical Anesthetic and the subconjunctival Bubble in Glaucoma and Combined Operations
- OBJECTIVE AND INTRODUCTION
- HISTORICAL BACKGROUND
- ANATOMICAL REVIEW OF CORNEAL INNERVATION
- PHARMACOLOGY
- DESCRIPTION OF TOPICAL ANESTHESIA TECHNIQUES
- COMPLEMENTARY SEDATION USING INTRAVENOUS INJECTION
- PREPARATION OF THE PATIENT
- CONCLUSION: ENVIRONMENT UNDER WHICH THE OPERATION TAKES PLACE
CHAPTER ELEVEN:Cyclophotocoagulation
- INTRODUCTION
- INDICATIONS OF CYCLODESTRUCTIVE PROCEDURES
- MECHANISM OF ACTION
  - Decreased Aqueous Production
  - Increased Aqueous Outflow
- CYCLOPHOTOCOAGULATION
- POSTOPERATIVE MANAGEMENT
- COMPLICATIONS
- Conclusions
CHAPTER TWELVE:Milling Trabeculoplasty: A New Technique for Non-penetrating Glaucoma Surgery
- INTRODUCTION
- INDICATIONS
- PATIENT PREPARATION
- MILLING SURGICAL PROCEDURE
  - Instruments
  - Surgical Steps
- POSTOPERATIVE FOLLOW-UP
  - Treatment
  - Follow-up
- RESULTS
  - Group I (Milling Procedure)
  - Group II (Milling Procedure combined with Phaco)
- DISCUSSION
- CONCLUSION
CHAPTER THIRTEEN:Deep Sclerectomy with T-flux Implant with “Outside In” Drainage
- INTRODUCTION
- NATURE'S DRAINAGE CHANNELS
- ENSURE SURGICAL SUCCESS
- HISTORY OF THE PROCEDURE
- DEEP SCLERECTOMY WITH T-FLUX IMPLANT
- THE FLIP SIDE
- DEEP SCLERECTOMY WITH T-FLUX IMPLANT WITH SUPRA-CHOROIDAL DRAINAGE
- THE SURGICAL PROCEDURE
- CONCLUSION
CHAPTER FOURTEEN:Viscocanalostomy
- INTRODUCTION
- MECHANISM OF ACTION
- SURGICAL TECHNIQUE
- INDICATIONS
- RESULTS
- CONCLUSIONS
CHAPTER FIFTEEN:Pneumatic Trabeculoplasty – A Noninvasive Glaucoma Treatment
- INTRODUCTION
- CONCLUSION
CHAPTER SIXTEEN:Selective Laser Trabeculoplasty
- INTRODUCTION
CHAPTER SEVENTEEN:Customized Laser Assisted Filtration Surgery (CLAFS) Using a Solid-State UV Laser
- INTRODUCTION
- NPDS – AN EVOLUTIONARY TECHNIQUE
- LASER-ASSISTED TECHNIQUES FOR THE FUTURE
- CUSTOMIZED LASER ASSISTED FILTRATION SURGERY (CLAFS) WITH THE PR-270
CHAPTER EIGHTEEN:Non-penetrating Filtration Surgery with the CO2 Laser
- INTRODUCTION
- PRECLINICAL STUDIES
- CLINICAL STUDIES
- Summary
  - Video
CHAPTER NINETEEN:Open Angle Filter Surgery for Glaucoma: Deep Sclerocanalostomy (DSC) – A New Technique
- HISTORY
- ANATOMOPHYSIOLOGY
  - New Techniques
- SURGICAL TECHNIQUE IN OUTPATIENT SURGERY17
  - Local Anesthetic5
  - Choices for Dissection
- CONJUNCTIVAL SHUTTER WITH LIMB
- POSTOPERATIVE TREATMENT
- POSTOPERATIVE CHECKUPS
- PEROPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS
CHAPTER TWENTY:Bimanual Microphaco and Deep Sclerocanalostomy (BMP & DSC) — A New Technique
- INTRODUCTION/INDICATIONS
- SURGICAL TECHNIQUE
- POSTOPERATIVE TREATMENT
- POSTOPERATIVE CHECK-UPS
- COMPLICATIONS
  - Complications During the Operation
  - Postoperative Complications
CHAPTER TWENTY ONE:Very Deep Sclerectomy—or How to Increase Uveoscleral Outflow
- INTRODUCTION
- GENERALITIES
- SURGICAL TECHNIQUE
- PRELIMINARY RESULTS
- POSTOPERATIVE MANAGEMENT
- CONCLUSION
CHAPTER TWENTY TWO:G-Probe as Primary Glaucoma Procedure in Cases of Coexisting POAG and Cataract
- INTRODUCTION
- MATERIALS AND METHODS
- CLASSIFICATION
- RESULTS
- CONCLUSION
CHAPTER TWENTY THREE:Combined Phacoemulsification and Deep Sclerectomy with T-Flux®
- INTRODUCTION
- SURGICAL TECHNIQUE
- PERSONAL STUDY
- CONCLUSIONS
CHAPTER TWENTY FOUR:Glaucoma Surgery Techniques with the Fugo Blade®
- INTRODUCTION
- FUGO BLADE®
- THE IMPORTANCE OF CONJUNCTIVAL LYMPHATICS IN GLAUCOMA SURGERY
- GLAUCOMA SURGERY TECHNIQUES WITH THE FUGO BLADE®
- FOLLOW-UP
- CONCLUSION

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