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A systematic and thorough assessment of the ocular surface is necessary for safe and effective glaucoma interventions, according to results of a narrative review published in Journal of Glaucoma. The review highlighted novel therapeutic interventions, including preservative-free options, in-office laser treatments or minimally invasive glaucoma surgery, that can preserve ocular surface health
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