Testing a tiny implant to help lower eye pressure in glaucoma

This study is testing the iStent Infinite, a tiny implant placed in the eye to help lower eye pressure in people with mild to moderate open-angle glaucoma. The implant works by creating a small pathway that allows fluid to drain more freely from inside the eye, which can reduce eye pressure. Researchers want to see whether this treatment works safely and effectively for patients like you.

Open-angle glaucoma damages vision by raising pressure inside the eye, and some patients don't get enough relief from eye drops alone or may need additional treatment options. This trial exists to gather real-world evidence about whether the implant can help patients manage their glaucoma better and preserve their vision.