Grieshaber revolution dsp

All procedures were performed by a single surgeon (T.S.). Only one eye of each patient was included in this study. In some cases, patients did require bilateral surgery, but only the first eye operated on was included in analyses. The 360S-LOT ab interno procedure has been previously described in full.10 (link) Briefly, a 1.7-mm temporal cornea incision was created and Schlemm’s canal was incised at 15° on the nasal side using the Trabectome (NeoMedix Inc., Tustin, CA, USA). The rounded tip of a 5-0 nylon suture was then inserted into Schlemm’s canal using 23-gage disposable forceps (Grieshaber Revolution^® DSP^®; Alcon Laboratories, Inc., Fort Worth, TX, USA). After passing the suture tip around the circumference of Schlemm’s canal, the suture was pulled out through the same opening. The same forceps were then used to make a 360-degree incision in Schlemm’s canal. The scleral wound integrity was assessed by closely monitoring for leakage. If necessary, standard phacoemulsification with PEA + IOL was performed following the 360S-LOT ab interno procedure through the same or a newly created upper corneal incision. Ocular integrity was again assessed via wound leakage examination.