5 Key Takeaways
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At the 2026 AAO meeting, ophthalmologists discussed practical techniques and considerations for ab interno glaucoma surgery, including MIGS.
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The discussion grouped MIGS by aqueous outflow or production pathways: the canal, suprachoroidal space, subconjunctival space, and aqueous production.
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Techniques covered included trabecular microbypass stenting, ab interno goniotomy or viscodilation, and supraciliary stenting.
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Jacob W. Brubaker, MD, described differences among Hydrus and iStent models and emphasized understanding device use and approach angles.
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Larissa Camejo, MD, said thoughtful MIGS selection can individualize glaucoma care while reducing medication burden and supporting patients’ refractive and quality-of-life goals.
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