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Gonioscopy is essential for visualizing the iridocorneal angle.
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Advanced imaging like OCT and UBM do not replace gonioscopy.
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49% of Medicare patients had documented gonioscopy before surgery.
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Handheld devices like Goniopen assist with gonioscopy.
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Challenges include achieving consistent imaging across quadrants.
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Proper training is crucial for effective gonioscopy.
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Gonioscopy remains critical for diagnosing secondary glaucoma pathologies.
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