Evaluation Risk of Developing Glaucoma: A New Way To Accurate Diagosis

Glaucoma is progressive in nature, early identification is pivotal. Patients with risk factors are monitored, sometimes for years, before a definitive diagnosis can be made. Unfortunately, despite advancements in our understanding of glaucoma risk, all the factors noted have relatively poor sensitivity and specificity. A recent article released sponsored by Reichert give a new hope for better diagnosis and management of glaucoma.https://www.reviewofoptometry.com/publications/corneal-hysteresis-an-essential-factor-for-glaucoma-diagnosis-and-management