Minimally Invasive Procedure With Phaco Reduces IOP, Medication Use In Glaucoma Patients

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A minimally invasive glaucoma treatment combined with cataract extraction lowered IOP and reduced glaucoma medications, with fewer complications than trabeculectomy, according to study results.

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