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Home Monitoring for Glaucoma: Current Applications and Future Directions.
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An overview of existing technologies for home-based glaucoma monitoring can be found in this article, where the potential applications of these technologies to telemedicine is discussed.Abstract:
Technological advances provide a number of options for glaucoma monitoring outside the office setting, including home-based tonometry and perimetry. This has the potential to revolutionize management of this chronic disease, improve access to care, and enhance patient engagement. Here, we provide an overview of existing technologies for home-based glaucoma monitoring. We also discuss areas for future research and the potential applications of these technologies to telemedicine, which has been brought to the forefront during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.read more
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