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See Latest ArticlesClinical evaluation of a rapid, pupil-based assessment of retinal damage associated with glaucoma
Clinical Ophthalmology, 01/09/09
Wride N et al. - The results of this preliminary study suggest that the PLR as used in the Pupilmetrix PLR60 test is able to discriminate between patients with glaucomatous retinal defects and those with clinically normal retinas with a diagnostic accuracy that is potentially useful for screening for glaucoma.
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