Glaucoma is among the most common causes of irreversible blindness worldwide – a disease that progresses silently and whose surgical treatment has fundamentally changed over the past decade. Minimally invasive glaucoma surgery (MIGS) has extended the spectrum with tissue-sparing procedures at the trabecular outflow pathway – applicable earlier in the disease course, with shorter rehabilitation and combinable with cataract surgery.

At the same time, trabeculectomy and drainage implants remain the gold standard for advanced, uncontrolled glaucoma. Here, handling is decisive: the quality of every micro-scissors, every scleral punch and every suture material determines how reliably filtration functions over the years. Geuder supplies the complete surgical instrumentation for open glaucoma surgery – tailored to the particular demands of pressure-sensitive procedures.