MIGS relevant to cataract surgeons

CHICAGO —  Microinvasive glaucoma surgery is an opportunity to establish glaucoma as a surgical disease, according to a speaker here. “Why should you care about glaucoma surgery? Because MIGS is different. It is a chance to safely help your cataract patients who have glaucoma and present your skill set,” Reay H. Brown, MD, said at Cornea Subspecialty Day preceding the American Academy of Ophthalmology, presenting.