@article{1392010,
      recid = {1392010},
      author = {Kahook, Malik Y. and Salim, Sarwat. and Seibold, Leonard  K.},
      title = {MIGS : advances in glaucoma surgery /},
      pages = {1 online resource (134 pages) :},
      abstract = {"With a revolution in the surgical management of mild to  moderate glaucoma, new procedures allow for the use of  microinvasive techniques that avoid disruption of the  conjunctiva and formation of a bleb. These approaches range  from laser therapies targeting the outflow system of the  eye to the implantation of miniature devices in Schlemm's  canal or the suprachoroidal space. The emergence of this  new branch of glaucoma surgery, often coupled with  micro-incisional cataract surgery, requires the practicing  surgeon to learn about anatomical nuances to ensure  success. MIGS: Advances in Glaucoma Surgery will aid the  novice resident as well as the seasoned ophthalmic surgeon  facing these new issues in glaucoma treatment. The book  addresses preoperative patient selection advice,  intraoperative pearls for success, and post operative  management skills, which are some of the important aspects  of the process towards the adoption of MIGS. Why you will  want to read MIGS: Advances in Glaucoma Surgery: - Forward  thinking contributions from seasoned MIGS experts who have  intimate knowledge of the devices benefits and potential  pitfalls in their use - Basic knowledge is provided that  will allow each surgeon to tailor their treatment plan  while leveling the learning curve - Assists in indentifying  patients with a milder form of the disease and higher  target pressures who may benefit from the MIGS devices.  MIGS: Advances in Glaucoma Surgery is the first book of its  kind to cover the range of devices in this arena using  expert contributors and offering real world pearls for  practice that can be used in the operating room. Practicing  cataract and glaucoma physicians, residents, and fellows  will benefit from this timely resource as the thought  process for how to treat glaucoma has advanced"--Provided  by publisher.},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/1392010},
}