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How can MIGS surgeries be categorized?

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Glaucoma surgeons should have at least two or more procedures with different mechanisms of action in their tool kit- techniques that have options for phakic and pseudophakic patients, said Brian A. Francis, MD, MS.

According to Dr. Francis, how can MIGS procedures be categorized?

How can MIGS surgeries be categorized?

A. Trabecular outflow
B. Suprachoroidal outflow
C. Aqueous humor production
D. Subconjunctival outflow
E. A & C
F. C & D
G. All the above
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