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Glaucoma management has traditionally been focused on medical therapy as initial treatment with intensification until maximum tolerated medical therapy (MTMT) is reached. Often patients end up taking multiple eyedrops several times a day, which can sometimes lead to issues with side effects and adve
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Virtual clinics for glaucoma care – patients’ and clinicians’ experiences and perceptions: a qualitative evaluation Gunn J, Marks J, Au L, et al Eye (2022) 36:209-218
Primary open angle glaucoma (POAG) is the most common form of glaucoma, with at least 80 million people affected globally1. However, the prevalence of POAG varies widely in different parts of the world and between ethnicities1-3, with high rates of POAG in Africa and Latin America, and much lower ra
Glaucoma masqueraders (Table 1) are ocular conditions that have clinical features that resemble glaucoma. Like glaucoma, they are conditions that can change the appearance of the optic nerve and may result in optical coherence tomography (OCT) and visual field abnormalities. Some of these conditions
Neovascular glaucoma (NVG) is a glaucoma that develops secondary to ischaemic retinal vascular disease. It is characterised by anterior segment neovascularisation leading to an increase in intraocular
Primary selective laser trabeculoplasty for open-angle glaucoma and ocular hypertension: Clinical outcomes, predictors of success and safety from lasers in glaucoma and OHT (LiGHT) trial Garg Am, Vick
With the holiday season fast approaching what should we be advising our glaucoma patients on alcohol consumption? Should we be advising them to dial back the summer partying?
Systemic medication associations with presumed advanced or uncontrolled POAG; A small disc area is a risk factor for visual field progression in POAG: The Glaucoma Stereo Analysis Study; Use of optical coherence tomography by non-expert personnel as a screening approach for glaucoma
Efficacy, safety and risk factors for failure of Xen Gel Microstent implantation versus standalone trabeculectomy
Efficacy, safety and risk factors for failure of Xen Gel Microstent implantation versus standalone trabeculectomy; Glaucomatous optic neuropathy associated with nocturnal dip in blood pressure; Variation in IOP and the risk of developing OAG: The Los Angeles Latino Eye Study
Risk factors For rapid glaucoma disease progression; Virtual clinics in glaucoma care: face-to-face versus remote decision-making; Risk of visual field progression in glaucoma patients with progressive retinal nerve fibre layer thinning.