Glaucoma and intraocular pressure require early diagnosis and continuous monitoring to preserve visual health and prevent irreversible vision loss. Devices such as tonometers and visual field systems play an essential role in this process, enabling precise measurement of intraocular pressure and evaluation of potential visual field defects caused by disease progression. While tonometers support intraocular pressure control, visual field perimeters allow for the detection of functional damage to the optic nerve, even in its earliest stages. Together, these technologies offer enhanced diagnostic accuracy, efficient monitoring, and advanced clinical support for the modern management of glaucoma.
