**5. Conclusion**

Taking all together, we can conclude with the following question: what can we expect from trabecular MIGS?


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• However, the target pressure they achieve is approximately 16 mmHg. This means that they can be useful in eyes with mild or moderate glaucoma that do not require a big IOP decrease, but that in eyes with advanced glaucoma, where we look forward an IOP below 15 mmHg, trabecular MIGS techniques are not

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the most appropriate.

*Cataract Surgery Combined with Trabecular MIGS (Minimally Invasive Glaucoma Surgery) DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.5772/intechopen.95416*

• However, the target pressure they achieve is approximately 16 mmHg. This means that they can be useful in eyes with mild or moderate glaucoma that do not require a big IOP decrease, but that in eyes with advanced glaucoma, where we look forward an IOP below 15 mmHg, trabecular MIGS techniques are not the most appropriate.
