Glaucoma, a chronic eye disease, gradually damages the optic nerve, without showing any symptoms, but slowly leading to ...

such as uveitis or glaucoma. If a person’s medication is causing anisocoria, a doctor may recommend a different drug. The symptoms of tonic pupil often subside with glasses and a prescription ...

IOP remained high in the 60 mmHg range despite intensive anti-glaucoma therapy. A physician suspected the presence of a thin membrane covering the pupil and thus attempted Nd:YAG laser ...

when you shine the light in one eye, the other pupil should respond in kind ... it's usually looking for signs of glaucoma, which is a pressure build-up that overtime can damage the optic nerve ...

Your eyes work hard every day, but how often do you think about their long-term health? World Glaucoma Week serves as a ...

And you might have double vision or you see several images in one eye. If you have the most common type of glaucoma, you could slowly lose your side vision over the years if you don't get treated.

ATHENS, Greece — In this Healio Video Perspective from the ESCRS winter meeting, Pavel Stodulka, MD, PhD, speaks about the role of pupil size ... for more efficient glaucoma care, according ...

Minims Pilocarpine is commonly used at the end of an eye examination to return the size of the pupil back to normal. It is also used to lower raised pressure in the eye and to treat glaucoma.