The research team includes (from left) Kaitlyn Sapoznik, Thomas Gast, Brett King and Stephen Burns of the Indiana University School of Optometry. (Courtesy: James Brosher, Indiana University) ...

Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . NEW ORLEANS — The combination of a custom gonioscopy lens and a commercially available OCT allowed researchers ...

Researchers have used adaptive optics technology to create the first undistorted microscopic images of the eye's trabecular meshwork, which could help improve treatment for glaucoma. Using methods ...

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Your eye may seem like a fairly static object, but it actually has an elaborate plumbing system. Tissues inside it constantly produce fluid (termed “aqueous humor”) that then has to be drained to keep ...

Open angle glaucoma is a chronic condition associated with elevated intraocular pressure (IOP). Early stages are usually asymptomatic but as the condition progresses it leads to visual impairment and, ...

The left image shows the trabecular meshwork as it can be seen in a doctor's office. The right image shows a portion of the same part of the eye in much greater detail using methods developed at IU.

Using the same tools designed to observe the stars, vision scientists at Indiana University have taken the first accurate microscopic images of the trabecular meshwork—as structure found in the ...