Sheng Yang Lim

Anterior segment imaging in minimally invasive glaucoma surgery - A systematic review.

Anterior segment imaging has been used to identify procedural complications, provide objective information on implant location in relation to surrounding anatomy, assess the post-implantation structural impact of MIGS devices and manage bleb failure and scarring.

Angle-based minimally invasive glaucoma surgery in normal tension glaucoma: A systematic review and meta-analysis.

Angle-based MIGS combined with phacoemulsification effectively reduces IOP and AGM in NTG eyes for up to 36 months after surgery.

Intraoperative Optical Coherence Tomography for Ab Interno Trabecular Bypass Glaucoma Surgery.

In Hydrus microstent implantation, the iOCT allowed confirmation of successful stent placement within the Schlemm canal, and may help in cases where intraoperative gonioscopic view of the 3 microstent windows is impeded.

Schlemm's Bidirectional Fluid Wave and Luminal Blood Reflux as Novel Intraoperative Signs Confirming Optimal Placement of the iStent.

The identified signs are useful, feasible, and reproducible indicators of accurate iStent placement. Future studies may evaluate the application of these confirmatory maneuvers in diverse clinical contexts and further establish a correlation with clinical outcomes.