
Glaucoma Past, Present, and Future: Assimilating New Data About Diagnosis and Surgery in the Interventional Glaucoma Era
The “medication first” era of glaucoma treatment is over. This presentation provides an update on early-line Interventional Glaucoma techniques before reviewing recent publications that impact the surgical management of late-stage glaucoma.
Target Audience
Eye care professionals (optometrist, ophthalmology, etc.)
Learning Objectives
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
- Describe the current interventional glaucoma treatment paradigm and list specific interventional techniques that are appropriate for use as early-line and later-line interventions
- Describe a novel nomenclature for describing “glaucoma suspect” eyes, and explain how this nomenclature provides an improved framework for reasoning through early diagnosis and the decision to treat.
- Summarize new data on glaucoma diagnostic strategies, novel tube shunt devices, and the optimum deployment of trabeculectomy in the treatment of advanced glaucoma
Philip Garza, MD
COPE
Woo U is a 501-c3 non-profit organization committed to providing high quality continuing education to eye care professionals around the world.
Available Credit
- 1.00 Optometry Credit (ARBO/COPE)

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