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How would we define microinvasive glaucoma surgery?

Trabeculectomy with or without antifibrotics and glaucoma drainage device implantation remain the most commonly performed surgical procedures for the treatment of open-angle glaucoma, both being incisional, ab externo surgeries. Many studies have confirmed good efficacy for these surgical procedures [1–5]; however, a high rate of complications [6] has prompted the search for alternative surgeries to treat open-angle glaucoma.