Clinically relevant reduction in mean IOP was observed over 6 months with a bimatoprost ocular insert and seems to be safe and well tolerated. The topically applied bimatoprost insert may provide an alternative to daily eye drops to improve adherence, consistency of delivery, and reduction of elevated IOP.

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Sub-Tenon's anesthesia led to less IOP elevation than peribulbar anesthesia and provided similarly good globe immobilization and approximately the same pain levels intraoperatively.