Adding a glaucoma procedure to cataract surgery versus cataract surgery alone

This trial is testing whether combining cataract surgery with a newer glaucoma procedure called ab-interno canaloplasty (using the iTrack Advance device) works better than cataract surgery alone for people who have both cataracts and mild to moderate glaucoma. The study will compare how well the combination approach lowers eye pressure compared to cataract surgery by itself. You'll be followed for 24 months to see which approach gives you better results.

Many people with glaucoma also develop cataracts, so doctors often perform both surgeries together. This trial exists to find out whether adding this newer glaucoma procedure during your cataract surgery gives you better control of eye pressure long-term, potentially reducing your need for glaucoma eye drops.