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Published on 9 February 2012

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Current and future treatments for glaucoma

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Valerie J Haylor, BSc, MRPS
Clinical Pharmacist, Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, Member of UK Ophthalmic Pharmacy Group

The aim of glaucoma treatment is to reduce the rate of disease progression so that vision remains protected during the patient



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