Combined phacoemulsification and microinvasive glaucoma surgery in comparison to phacoemulsification alone for open angle glaucoma.

The combination of phacoemulsification and a MIGS device in open angle glaucoma patients reduced the intraocular pressure and the number of medications by the first postoperative month and had longer-term effects at 2 years follow-up. If the device is inserted without intraoperative complication, the rate of significant short-term risks are low.