Comparing two minimally invasive eye surgery techniques for glaucoma

This trial is testing two different surgical approaches to treating open-angle glaucoma—a condition where increased eye pressure gradually damages the optic nerve. Both approaches use minimally invasive techniques that work by opening up the eye's natural drainage canal to help fluid flow out more freely and reduce pressure. The study compares the iTrack Advance device with the OMNI Surgical System to see which approach works better for people with mild to moderate glaucoma.

Many people with glaucoma either can't tolerate eye drops or want to reduce the number of medications they take. This trial exists to find out whether these newer, gentler surgical techniques can effectively lower eye pressure as a standalone treatment—meaning without needing to combine them with other procedures.