WGC2025 Hula Girl
11th WORLD GLAUCOMA CONGRESS
JUNE 25 - 28, 2025 - HONOLULU, HAWAII, USA

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Wetlabs program

WGC-2025 will feature a series of hands-on wetlab sessions offering participants the opportunity to refine their surgical techniques in a focused, practical setting.

Each session will be limited to 25 stations, ensuring an optimal learning environment with personalized guidance.

Participation is subject to a registration fee of USD 150 per wetlab. Participants from low-income countries are eligible for a reduced fee of USD 100 per wetlab. For more information regarding low-income country eligibility, please refer here.

Seats are limited to 25 per wetlab, so make sure to reserve your place as soon as possible.

Not yet registered for the Congress:

Registration for the below wetlabs can be done via the congress registration form together with your congress registration.

Already registered for the Congress:

If you have already registered for the congress and would like to register for one of the below sessions, please send an email to wgc-registration@mci-group.com .

AquaLumen™: Filtration Surgery Reimagined
– Plu Opthalmic

Thursday. June 26

08:00 - 09:30 HST

Room 314

Join us for a hands-on introduction to AquaLumen™, a minimally invasive, implant-free surgical device that brings a new level of control to glaucoma filtration procedures. This wet lab will walk participants through an innovative ab externo technique designed to achieve effective IOP reduction while preserving safety. Explore how AquaLumen™ can expand your options when MIGS is not enough.

Surgical Innovation In Practice:
New World Medical Technology in Action

Thursday. June 26

10:30 - 12:00 HST

Room 314

Step into a hands-on training experience with New World Medical’s most trusted and newest surgical technologies. This exclusive wet lab will give attendees the opportunity to refine techniques and gain practical exposure to the KDB GLIDE®, Ahmed ClearPath® , and Ahmed Valve, while also exploring our latest innovations, VIA360™ Surgical System and the newly enhanced STREAMLINE® Surgical System. Whether you’re looking to build confidence with familiar tools or get an early look at what’s next, this lab offers focused instruction, expert guidance, and the chance to engage with technologies designed to support precision, control, and long-term results.

Gonioscopy Wetlab

Thursday, June 26

13:30 - 15:00 HST

Room 314

Gonioscopy is an essential part of the glaucoma patient’s exam, in order to guide proper treatment. Also, a key step in performing Angle surgery or MIGS procedures is to perform proper gonioscopy: pre-operatively at the slit-lamp as well as at the microscope in the operating room.

This workshop aims to improve gonioscopy skills at the slit-lamp and at the surgical microscope for glaucoma specialists who want to begin or improve their effectiveness at Angle/MIGS procedures by mastering gonioscopy.

Optimizing Glaucoma Outcomes with Transscleral Laser Therapy Using the Cyclo G6® Laser System
– Iridex

Friday, June 27

08:00 - 09:30 HST

Room 314

This session reviews the core principles of MicroPulse® technology, current treatment protocols, and application techniques to optimize glaucoma outcomes. It also addresses the safety, repeatability, and long-term role of MicroPulse transscleral laser therapy. Additionally, participants will learn how illumination improves visualization and precision during CW TSCPC to enhance treatment results.

The interactive wet lab includes hands-on training using the Cyclo G6® Laser with the revised MicroPulse P3® Probe and G-Probe Illuminate® delivery devices, helping participants refine technique and build confidence in delivering effective treatments.

Hydrus® Microstent: A great outcome is one that lasts
– Alcon

Friday, June 27

10:30 - 12:00 HST

Room 314

Experience the difference firsthand—gain valuable, hands-on experience with the Hydrus® Microstent. Whether you’re exploring its innovative design or refining your surgical technique, this is your opportunity to engage directly with a device that’s reshaping glaucoma treatment. Discover how it integrates into MIGS procedures and feel the precision for yourself.

MIGS Wetlab

Friday, June 27

13:30 - 15:00 HST

Room 314

Further information to follow soon

Lasers Wetlab

Saturday, June 28

08:00 - 09:30 HST

Room 314

Further information to follow soon

Wetlab 8

Saturday, June 28

10:30 - 12:00 HST

Room 314

Further information to follow soon

IMPORTANT DATES​

Regular registration deadline:

June 2, 2025

World Glaucoma Congress 2025:
June 25-28, 2025

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