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VIDEO: OCT enables observation of trabecular meshwork flow in glaucoma

ByMurray Johnstone, MD

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NEW YORK — At the American Glaucoma Society meeting here, Murray Johnstone, MD, discusses research he and his colleagues are performing with OCT to measure aqueous flow in normal vs. glaucomatous eyes, revealing a slower motion of fluid through the trabecular meshwork in glaucomatous eyes.