Glaucoma Clinic

Measures intraocular pressure, which is crucial for detecting elevated pressure that can damage the optic nerve.

Examines the eye’s drainage angle to assess the fluid outflow and identify potential blockages.

Maps the visual field of each eye to detect areas of vision loss, often a sign of glaucoma progression.

Quantifies the thickness of the optic nerve, helping to identify any nerve damage or thinning.

Measures corneal thickness, which is important as it influences the accuracy of intraocular pressure readings.

Uses light waves to create detailed images of the eye’s internal structures, particularly the optic nerve and retina.