The Evolution of Canaloplasty

Building on decades of surgical innovation, a new technique uses an implantable bioscaffold to enhance Schlemm’s canal function and lower IOP.

By John S. McInnes, MD, JD, Nathan M. Radcliffe, MD, Cynthia Mattox, MD

Emerging Technologies in Continuous IOP Monitoring

Wearable and implantable devices offer new data on pressure variability, though barriers to routine use persist.

By Khushi Saigal, BA, Rachel Chapman, Samantha Goldburg, MD, et al.

TULIP: A New Approach to IOP Reduction

Low-power ultrasound biomodulation may offer a noninvasive, repeatable strategy to lower IOP without tissue destruction.

By Donald Schwartz, MD

Glaucoma Surgery During Pregnancy

Surgical decisions require individualized risk assessment and multidisciplinary coordination.

By Jim Gallagher, senior managing editor

The Surgeon Psyche

From the Editor: Guiding Patients in the Interventional Era

By Nathan M. Radcliffe, MD

Via360 Expands Canal-Based MIGS Options

Spotlight: The system supports patient-specific treatment by combining adjustable canaloplasty and trabeculotomy with controlled, on-demand viscodilation.

By Jim Gallagher, senior managing editor

Understanding Unlisted Procedure Codes

Coding: New technology is exciting, but procedure coding may lag and create administrative burdens.

By Kevin J. Corcoran, COE, FNAO

Glaucoma Trials Tracker

Access Glaucoma Physician's listing of all active interventional clinical trials related to glaucoma.

Philadelphia Institutions Launch Glaucoma Research Retreat

Researchers from 5 institutions met to discuss neuroprotection, diagnostics, gene therapy, and regional collaboration.