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Trabecular microbypass surgery, a long-standing glaucoma treatment, offers safe and effective intraocular pressure reduction. New minimally invasive options provide further advancements in glaucoma management.

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Glaucoma Treatment

Background:

Trabecular bypass surgery has been utilized for over a century to treat glaucoma.
The trabecular meshwork is identified as a primary site of aqueous humor outflow resistance.
Minimally invasive glaucoma surgery (MIGS) represents an evolving field in glaucoma management.

Purpose of the Study:

To review the historical development of trabecular bypass surgery for glaucoma.
To describe current and emerging ab interno trabecular microbypass surgical techniques.
To present clinical safety and efficacy data for trabecular microbypass procedures.

Main Methods:

Historical review of trabecular bypass surgery.
Analysis of clinical trial data for trabecular microbypass stents.
Discussion of new and upcoming surgical interventions.

Main Results:

Long-term randomized trials demonstrate the safety and efficacy of trabecular microbypass.
Ab interno trabecular microbypass stents have received U.S. Food and Drug Administration approval.
Trabecular microbypass effectively lowers intraocular pressure in glaucoma patients.

Conclusions:

Trabecular microbypass surgery has a proven track record in glaucoma management.
Modern microinvasive techniques offer enhanced safety and efficacy.
Continued innovation in trabecular bypass surgery promises improved glaucoma treatment outcomes.