October 13, 2021
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VIDEO: Aqueous flow imaging described as ‘work in progress’
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In this video from the ESCRS meeting, Alex A. Huang, MD, PhD, speaks about aqueous humor outflow imaging tools and how these tools may be used to improve the outcomes of MIGS.
Currently, none of these methods are perfect, but further research is ongoing.
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Alex A. Huang, MD, PhD
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