A sensible approach in glaucoma care.
Glaucoma and Cataracts
Intervention for glaucoma during the cataract surgery patients already need just makes sense. Intervening with technology that doesn’t require an implant, has been shown to provide long-term IOP reduction, and is seamlessly adopted makes even more sense.
However, cataract and glaucoma are not always addressed simultaneously even though up to 20% of patients with cataracts also have glaucoma. Present MIGS have not succeeded in making combined cataract and glaucoma treatment a standard of care.
cataract procedures are performed worldwide each year1
of patients undergoing cataract surgery also have glaucoma / OHT2
ELIOS™ Is the Next Generation of Glaucoma Technology
ELIOS uses high precision, non-thermal, laser ablation to create 10 microchannels in the trabecular meshwork to enhance physiological outflow into Schlemm’s canal whilst preserving angle anatomy.6The first clinically-validated excimer laser MIGS7
Good for Patients Means Good for You
- Consolidates the two procedures into one10
- May alleviate the burden of daily eye drops6
- Can provide long-lasting IOP reduction6
- Does not involve the use of an implant in the eye11
- Is highly adoptable11
- Avoids the use of an implant11
- Offers flexibility as a combined or standalone procedure12
- Can be conveniently integrated into standard OR routines12
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