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Pigmentary glaucoma is a type of glaucoma brought on by pigment dispersion syndrome (PDS). PDS occurs when pigment granules (the pigments that give your eyes their colour) flake off the iris and end up in the clear fluid of your eye, known as the aqueous humour (release of execessive pigment in the anterior segment of the eye.)
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Glaucoma is a condition in which increased intraocular pressure leads to alteration in the visual function. The symptoms of glaucoma are believed to be caused due to pressure on the posterior part of the eye, especially the lamina cribrosa, which is a part of the back of the eye where the sclera gives way to
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A new innovation in Glaucoma treatment. The Beacon Aqueous Microshunt (MicroOptix) – the brain child of David Brown, MD, 20 years in development-is 3.1 mm in length with an external flange width of 7 mm. It is implanted into a paracentesis-like incision, allowing aqueous to flow through a central channel. Mitigation against retrograde flow of
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