At Least Half of Glaucoma Cases Are Undetected in Every Region of the Globe
Researchers identified particular disparities in health screenings across Africa and Asia.
Primary open-angle glaucoma
Endothelial Cell Loss May Accompany Glaucoma Procedures
Researchers reviewed the corneal impacts of various intraocular pressure lowering therapies.
For Patients With Juvenile Glaucoma, Myopia May Indicate Progression
Clinicians should consider myopia progression a red flag in juvenile patients with glaucoma.
Smartphone Perimeter May Supplement Humphrey Field Analyzer
The study also evaluated subjective patient experiences with both perimeters.
Changing Contrast Can Help Glaucoma Patients With Reading Speed
A study shows that, though some patients with glaucoma struggle to read, increasing contrast can help.
New Technologies Provide a More Complete Picture of Glaucoma
A SECO presentation reviews advances in monitoring as well as treatment for the sight-threatening disease.
Glaucoma 2021 Offers SECO Attendees Insights Into Latest Treatments
Course offers a guided tour through the latest advances making therapies more manageable for patients.
Glaucoma Patients Experience Worse Dry Eye, Report Says
Signs, symptoms, and severity of dry eye were all elevated among patients who used topical hypotensive medications for glaucoma.
Young Glaucoma Patients Can Benefit From Vision Rehab
Rehabilitation may help patients learn how to cope with the loss of binocular visual function.
Post-Trabeculectomy Densitometry Shows Corneal Health
Imaging reveals a return to normal approximately 6 months after undergoing the glaucoma procedure.
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