GLAUCOMA

This study tested a new eye drop called QLS-111 in 37 adults with normal tension glaucoma, a type of glaucoma where eye pressure is not high but vision is still damaged. The goal was to see if QLS-111 is safe and can lower eye pressure better than a standard treatment. Participan…

This study looked at 70 adults with mild to moderate glaucoma or high eye pressure. They received a standard laser treatment (SLT) and then either Rocklatan eye drops or artificial tears. The goal was to see if Rocklatan helped lower eye pressure more than artificial tears after …

This study tested two different strengths of a new eye drop, T4090, against an existing drop called Rhopressa in 161 adults with open-angle glaucoma or high eye pressure. The goal was to see which one lowers eye pressure better and is safer. Both treatments aim to control the dis…

This study tested a special laser treatment, called MP-TSCPC, for people with glaucoma. The goal was to see if it safely lowers pressure inside the eye. Sixty-five patients were followed for one year after the procedure. The results help doctors understand how effective this lase…

This study tested two different glaucoma surgeries—standard trabeculectomy and a newer micro version—in 100 adults aged 40 and older. The goal was to see which surgery lowers eye pressure better and causes fewer complications in the first 3 months. Results help doctors choose the…

This study tested a device that combines a cataract lens with a slow-release glaucoma medication. 24 adults with cataracts and high eye pressure or mild-to-moderate glaucoma received the implant during standard cataract surgery. The goal was to see if it safely lowers eye pressur…

This study tested a new, less invasive surgery called MIMS for people with glaucoma. The goal was to see if it lowers eye pressure as well as traditional surgery but with fewer side effects. 23 adults with glaucoma took part, and doctors tracked their eye pressure, vision, and qu…

This study tested a tiny implant called XEN in 150 people whose glaucoma was still out of control even after previous eye surgeries and medications. The goal was to see if the implant could safely lower eye pressure and reduce the need for eye drops over the long term. Researcher…

This study compared two different tube shunts (Baerveldt 350 and Ahmed ClearPath 250) used to lower eye pressure in people with glaucoma. Eighty adults with uncontrolled glaucoma who had already had cataract surgery took part. The goal was to see which device works better and is …

This study tested a new contact lens device that records eye pressure patterns over 24 hours in 86 adults with glaucoma and healthy volunteers. Participants wore the lens in one eye and took smartphone pictures every 15 minutes while awake. Researchers compared the lens readings …

This study tested a computer program called VeriSee GLC that looks at color photos of the eye to find signs of glaucoma. Researchers used 773 eye images from adults to see how well the AI could spot people who might have glaucoma, comparing it to the judgment of three eye doctors…

This study tested a personalized coaching program for people with glaucoma who struggle to use their eye drops as prescribed. 236 participants received either coaching sessions or standard care with extra handouts. The goal was to see if coaching improves how often patients take …

This study tested whether playing music helps children with glaucoma pay better attention during visual field exams. 38 children took part, and researchers measured how often they missed signals or got distracted. The goal was to see if music could make the test more reliable and…

This study tested whether an in-office app with narrated instructions and a quiz could help glaucoma patients on multiple eye drops remember their regimen. Twenty participants were split into two groups: one used the app, the other did not. After one month, both groups were teste…

This study tested a drink called Kron, which contains citicoline and nicotinamide, in 30 people with open-angle glaucoma. The goal was to see if it could improve how the retina and visual cortex work in the short term. Participants had moderate vision loss and controlled eye pres…

This study followed 326 people newly diagnosed with glaucoma or high eye pressure for up to 4 years. Researchers measured how many developed worsening vision during routine care. The goal was to understand the natural course of early glaucoma, not to test a new treatment.

This study surveyed 379 eye clinic patients in Pakistan to find out how much they know about glaucoma, a disease that can cause permanent blindness if not caught early. Participants answered questions about their eye health, knowledge of glaucoma, and attitudes toward screening. …

This study looked at why eye pressure varies between people and how it responds to glaucoma medications. Researchers measured fluid production and drainage in the eyes of 59 adults with glaucoma or high eye pressure. The goal is to find clues that could help doctors choose the ri…

This study tested a new imaging device called the P200TE on 53 adults with glaucoma. The goal was simply to see how well the device could capture images of the eye. No treatment or cure was involved, and the main outcome was the number of images collected.

This study tested four different approaches to find eye diseases like cataracts, glaucoma, and diabetic retinopathy in adults aged 50 and older in Nepal. Over 87,000 people took part. The goal was to see which method—comprehensive screening, cataract camps, community health worke…

This study tested 54 adults with glaucoma to compare three different machines that measure side vision. Each person took all three tests in one visit. The goal was to see which test is quickest and most comfortable. Results will help doctors choose the best tool for tracking glau…

This study looked at 60 people with glaucoma to understand how changes in the eye's structure relate to vision loss. Researchers used special eye scans and vision tests to measure nerve thickness and blood vessel density. The goal was to learn more about the disease, not to test …

This study tested how well two different eye imaging machines (Topcon Maestro2 and Zeiss Cirrus 5000) agree when measuring retinal thickness in 141 people with glaucoma. The goal was to help doctors get consistent results even if patients switch devices. No treatments were tested…