Eye Exams

The Importance Of Regular Eye Exams To Detect Glaucoma

The Importance of Regular Eye Exams to Detect Glaucoma

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Regular eye exams are crucial for detecting glaucoma because most people with the condition don’t experience any symptoms until they’ve already suffered significant vision loss.
Why Do I Need A Visual Field Test?

Why Do I Need a Visual Field Test?

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The visual field test is a subjective measure of central and peripheral vision, or “side vision,” and is used by your doctor to diagnose, determine the severity of, and monitor your glaucoma.
Working With Your Doctor To Manage Your Glaucoma

Working with Your Doctor to Manage Your Glaucoma

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It is important that your doctor listens and responds to your concerns and questions, is willing to explain your treatment options, and is available for calls and checkups.
The Importance Of Corneal Thickness

The Importance of Corneal Thickness

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Corneal thickness is important because it can mask an accurate reading of eye pressure, causing doctors to treat you for a condition that may not really exist
The Future Of Virtual Reality Visual Field Testing

The Future of Virtual Reality Visual Field Testing

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The future of Virtual Reality-based visual field testing is bright.
7 Ways To Make The Most Of Your Glaucoma Doctor Visit

7 Ways to Make the Most of Your Glaucoma Doctor Visit

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As glaucoma patients, a basic understanding of glaucoma and its treatment is helpful to prepare for eye doctor visits.
Home Iop Measurements: What They Can Tell Us

Home IOP Measurements: What they can tell us

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Understanding how your IOP changes over time can help you and your doctor feel confident that your glaucoma treatment is working effectively.
Imaging Of The Optic Nerve: What Is It And Why Is It Needed?

Imaging of the Optic Nerve: What is it and why is it needed?

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Glaucoma specialists take pictures of the optic nerve in order to measure damage to this important cable that connects your eye to your brain.
Optic Nerve Cupping

Optic Nerve Cupping

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Both people with and without optic nerve damage have optic nerve cupping, although those with glaucoma tend to have a greater cup-to-disc ratio.
Understand Your Glaucoma Diagnosis

Understand Your Glaucoma Diagnosis

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The diagnosis of glaucoma is made when your eye doctor notices a particular type of damage in the optic nerve known as cupping. This diagnostic finding can occur with or without high intraocular pressure.
What Is A Visual Field Test?

What is a Visual Field Test?

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If you have been diagnosed with glaucoma, chances are, you will have taken several visual field tests.
Telemedicine: Promising Future For Glaucoma Management

Telemedicine: Promising Future for Glaucoma Management

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Tele-glaucoma can improve access to care, it can help with disease detection and monitoring, and it can help with ongoing glaucoma management.
Home Iop Measurements And Continuous Iop Monitors

Home IOP Measurements and Continuous IOP Monitors

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If you are a glaucoma patient, it is important for you and your doctor to monitor your intraocular pressure (IOP).
High Eye Pressure And Glaucoma

High Eye Pressure and Glaucoma

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Q: I’ve heard that glaucoma is caused by high eye pressure, and that left untreated glaucoma can cause blindness. At what pressure will I go blind?
Better Glaucoma Self Testing: New Technology Will Allow Iop Monitoring At Home

Better Glaucoma Self Testing: New Technology Will Allow IOP Monitoring At Home

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IOP fluctuates constantly, between doctor’s visits and even throughout the day. The more frequently your IOP is measured, the better overall picture your doctor will have of your pressure fluctuations.
A Miniature Retina Camera Test May Diagnose Glaucoma Without Dilating Drops

A Miniature Retina Camera Test May Diagnose Glaucoma Without Dilating Drops

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Researchers say this new imaging technology has the potential to open diagnostic doors for glaucoma patients worldwide.
The Consequences Of Undiagnosed Glaucoma And How To Avoid Them

The Consequences of Undiagnosed Glaucoma and How to Avoid Them

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Glaucoma is called “the sneak thief of sight” because people who have the disease do not see or feel anything unusual until there is irreversible nerve damage and vision loss.
Unique Mapping Device Upgrades Glaucoma Eye Exam To Enhance Individualized Treatment

Unique Mapping Device Upgrades Glaucoma Eye Exam to Enhance Individualized Treatment

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Optical coherence tomography (OCT) scans offer better diagnostic accuracy by letting doctors see changes inside the eye.
The Eye Exam Demystified

The Eye Exam Demystified

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While you may not look forward to your annual health exams, including eye exams, it’s important for maintaining your well-being.
Optic Nerve Imaging

Optic Nerve Imaging

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Glaucoma specialists take pictures of the optic nerve to measure the health of your eye and your risk for glaucoma.