GLAUCOMA

This study tested whether a daily oral solution containing citicoline and nicotinamide (Kron) could improve eye and brain function in people with open-angle glaucoma. Thirty patients with moderate glaucoma were randomly assigned to receive either the solution or no treatment for …

This study tested whether a personalized coaching program could help people with glaucoma use their eye drop medications more consistently. Researchers compared 236 patients who received motivational coaching and education to those who got standard care with extra handouts. The m…

This study tested whether adding a specific prescription eye drop (Rocklatan) after a common laser treatment for glaucoma works better than using artificial tears. It involved 70 adults with mild to moderate glaucoma who were candidates for the laser procedure. Researchers measur…

This study looked at the long-term results of a small implant called XEN for people with glaucoma that was not controlled by previous surgeries. Researchers followed 150 patients to see how well the implant lowered eye pressure, affected vision, and reduced the need for eye drops…

This study tested a single device that combines a new lens for cataract surgery with a slow-release implant for glaucoma. It involved 24 people who needed cataract surgery and also had mild-to-moderate glaucoma or high eye pressure. The main goal was to see if the device could sa…

This study tested whether a simple phone app could help people with glaucoma remember their complex eye drop schedules. Twenty patients who use at least two different eye drops were split into two groups: one used the app, and one did not. The app showed pictures of the drops, ga…

This study tested two new strengths of an experimental eye drop called T4090 against an already approved drop, Rhopressa. The goal was to see if the new drops are as good or better at safely lowering high pressure inside the eye for people with glaucoma. About 161 adults with ope…

This study followed 65 glaucoma patients for one year after they received a specific laser treatment called MP-TSCPC. Researchers wanted to see how well this laser procedure lowered eye pressure and reduced the need for daily eye-drop medications. They tracked patients' vision, e…

This study tested a new eye imaging device called the P200TE to see how well it could take pictures of the eyes of people with glaucoma. It involved 53 adults who already had glaucoma-related vision damage. The main goal was to collect images to help researchers understand if thi…

This study aimed to better understand how physical changes in the eye relate to vision loss in glaucoma. Researchers examined 60 adults with glaucoma using detailed eye scans and vision tests to see how measurements of the eye's structure connect to a person's actual visual funct…

This study aimed to understand how much patients know about glaucoma, a leading cause of irreversible blindness. Researchers surveyed 379 adults at an eye clinic in Pakistan using a questionnaire about their awareness and beliefs. The goal is to use this information to design bet…

This study aimed to find out why people with glaucoma or high eye pressure respond differently to standard eye drop medications. Researchers measured how fluid moves in and out of the eye in 59 participants to see if they could predict who would have a good or poor response to tw…

This study compared two common eye scanning machines to see if they give consistent measurements when monitoring glaucoma. Researchers scanned 141 eyes with both machines and created mathematical models to convert results from one device to the other. This helps ensure doctors ca…