Research across Glaucoma
Related studies from across the Glaucoma family.
Photobiomodulation protocol aims to consolidate preclinical evidence for ophthalmic diseases
Planning to Review Light Therapy for Common Eye Diseases and Injuries
This is a protocol for a systematic review and meta-analysis, not a completed study. It outlines plans to evaluate photobiomodulation (PBM) …
Experts are planning a large review to see if light therapy can help treat common eye problems like glaucoma and vision loss.
Portable visual-field testing devices show 86% sensitivity and 88% specificity for glaucoma diagnosis
Portable devices show promise for diagnosing glaucoma more quickly
This meta-analysis of 2,254 participants with glaucoma and controls evaluated the diagnostic accuracy of portable visual-field testing devic…
New research suggests portable vision tests can accurately detect glaucoma while significantly cutting down the time patients spend in testi…
Glucocorticoid signaling and stress-related neuroendocrine dysregulation influence intraocular pressure and inflammatory pathways in ocular diseases
Stress and hormones may play a role in eye health
This narrative literature overview of 35 studies synthesizes the role of glucocorticoid signaling and stress-related neuroendocrine dysregul…
New research suggests that stress-related hormone changes could influence conditions like glaucoma and other serious eye diseases.
Unadjusted hazard ratio of 2.14 for mortality in primary open-angle glaucoma patients
Understanding the link between glaucoma and overall health risks for patients
This meta-analysis evaluates the mortality risk associated with various types of glaucoma, including POAG, PACG, and congenital glaucoma. Th…
A large review shows that people with certain types of glaucoma may face higher health risks, highlighting the need for full-body care.
Glaucoma prevalence in Africa varies widely with diagnostic criteria; standardized ISGEO definitions narrow estimates
Standardized rules help track how common glaucoma is in Africa
This systematic review of 9 population-based studies in Africa found that glaucoma prevalence estimates range from 4.3% to 5.3% when using f…
Using consistent diagnostic rules for glaucoma helps doctors get a clearer picture of how many people are affected across different regions.
Surgical intervention improves refractive error and visual acuity in short eyes
Surgery Improves Vision Outcomes for Patients with Short Eyes
This systematic review and meta-analysis of 1,110 eyes indicates that surgical procedures significantly improve visual acuity and refractive…
New analysis shows surgical procedures can improve vision and eye measurements for patients with specific conditions like nanophthalmos and …
Dynamic gratings serve as tools for diagnosis and treatment evaluation in neuro-ophthalmic conditions
Dynamic gratings help doctors understand and treat eye conditions
This narrative review explores the use of dynamic gratings, such as phase-alternating oscillation and rapid serial visual presentation, to e…
Moving patterns on a screen, called dynamic gratings, offer new ways to study and treat vision issues like glaucoma and diabetic retinopathy…
Maternal use of antiglaucoma medications is associated with increased risk of low birth weight
Understanding the Impact of Eye Drop Medications on Pregnancy Outcomes
This meta-analysis of 3,713 cases evaluated the impact of maternal antiglaucoma medication use on pregnancy outcomes. The analysis found an …
New data looks at how glaucoma eye drops affect babies. Mothers need clear information to balance their eye health and pregnancy.
Peripheral visual field loss correlates with poorer balance performance and sensory strategies in patients with glaucoma
Peripheral Vision Loss Linked to Poorer Balance in Glaucoma Patients
This systematic review and meta-analysis of 2456 participants found that individuals with peripheral visual field loss (PVFL) exhibit worse …
People with limited peripheral vision, such as those with glaucoma, may experience significant balance issues due to changes in how they pro…
Hydrogels overcome physiological barriers to improve drug delivery and tissue repair in anterior segment diseases
Hydrogels Improve Drug Delivery for Various Eye Conditions
This systematic review evaluates hydrogel platforms including adhesive drops, thermosensitive gels, and drug-eluting lenses compared to conv…
New hydrogel technologies may overcome the limitations of standard eye drops to provide longer-lasting treatment for conditions like glaucom…
Phacoemulsification addition to ab-interno canaloplasty does not significantly improve intraocular pressure or medication reduction
Adding cataract surgery to canaloplasty does not change glaucoma results
This meta-analysis of 663 eyes evaluated the impact of combining phacoemulsification with ab-interno canaloplasty (ABiC) for open-angle glau…
Combining cataract surgery with a specific eye procedure called canaloplasty does not provide extra benefits for lowering pressure in glauco…
Comparative Efficacy and Safety of Preservative-Free versus Preserved Latanoprost for Glaucoma
Preservative-Free Latanoprost Cuts Eye Redness Risk
A meta-analysis of 1880 eyes compares preservative-free latanoprost to preserved versions, evaluating IOP reduction and ocular surface safet…
A new analysis finds preservative-free latanoprost lowers eye redness risk by 34% while matching standard drops' pressure control after 4 we…