This video discusses perimetry, OCT, visual field testing, computerized algorithms, Netarsudil (Rhopressa), latanoprostene bunod (Vyzulta), MP-CPC, CW-CPC, trabeculectomy, aqueous shunts, and MIGS.

Stickler syndrome with Pierre Robin sequence and bilateral congenital glaucoma is a rare disease. This video highlights the management of such a case involving a 1-month-old child.

Dr. Brenda Bohnsack presents a case of an 8-year-old boy with bilateral uveitis who was referred for uncontrolled IOP in his left eye.

This lecture from AGS 2018 discusses the management of congenital glaucoma not controlled with standard angle surgery, with a focus on the need for diagnosing more precisely.

Primary infantile glaucoma results from failure of the angle to develop normally. The diagnosis of infantile glaucoma is usually made when parents notice photophobia with blepharospasm, tearing, cloudy corneas, or large eyes.

In this webinar presentation from Orbis, Dr. Dan Neely discusses the technical aspects when evaluating and managing pediatric glaucoma.

Dr. Sharon Freedman discusses new diagnostic and treatment modalities for pediatric glaucoma presented at AAO 2015.

Many acquired conditions lead to glaucoma, which is by definition secondary glaucoma because it occurs as a result of the acquired condition. These conditions can primarily involve the eye, or be part of a wider systemic condition. Glaucoma may develop many years after the onset of the acquired condition, so it is vital to be aware of the relationship of these conditions with glaucoma.

This retrospective study found that cupping reversal in pediatric glaucoma may not predict improved optic nerve head health.