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Figure 14. Avoiding the suprachoroidal path. On the left side of the image, a supra-choroidal path is identified; this was facilitated by a posterior goniotomy (on the image bottom right, the green strokes show the goniotomy performed, while the blue strokes show the ideal goniotomy position). We withdrew the suture, injected abundant OVD (there was significant bleeding), conducted a more anterior goniotomy, and then inserted the suture with a more anterior bias. The suture went successfully into the Schlemm’s canal.

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current09:51, May 29, 2023Thumbnail for version as of 09:51, May 29, 2023892 × 387 (598 KB)Ana.Miguel (talk | contribs)Figure 14. Avoiding the suprachoroidal path. On the left side of the image, a supra-choroidal path is identified; this was facilitated by a posterior goniotomy (on the image bottom right, the green strokes show the goniotomy performed, while the blue strokes show the ideal goniotomy position). We withdrew the suture, injected abundant OVD (there was significant bleeding), conducted a more anterior goniotomy, and then inserted the suture with a more anterior bias. The suture went successfully...

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