In this activity, based on a series of live virtual meetings, experts in glaucoma share their experiences with various MIGS procedures and devices and discuss patient selection, comparison of MIGS procedures and devices, and optimization techniques.

This case-based program will focus on elucidating the role of nitric oxide in eyes with glaucoma, providing strategies to achieve target intraocular pressure levels with newer topical agents that home in on the trabecular meshwork, and interpreting clinically relevant data supporting the efficacy and safety of these new agents.

This educational activity will help optometrists better understand the influences of nitric oxide on the trabecular meshwork and to integrate new therapy based on safety and efficacy in preventing glaucoma progression.

This educational activity prepares clinicians to competently incorporate MIGS into their surgical repertoire and develop the ability to select the best MIGS according to individual patient needs and desires.