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Best of 2025: Building a modern, stepwise approach to glaucoma management

Kelsey Moroz

Our most-viewed glaucoma content of 2025 centers on practical, real-world guidance for navigating an increasingly complex treatment landscape. Through a multi-part expert panel, clinicians share best practices for diagnosis, topical pharmacologic therapy, and the evolving role of earlier intervention—highlighting how a structured, stepwise mindset can help optimize glaucoma care while addressing access and adherence challenges.

 

Diagnostics, evaluations, and treatment algorithms for patients with glaucoma

In part 1 of a 4-part panel discussion, optometrists Drs. Schweitzer, Bloomenstein, Dunbar, and Ibach discuss their best practices for diagnosing and treating glaucoma.

Watch the full video here.

 

Best practices for topical pharmacologic management of glaucoma

In part 2 of a 4-part panel discussion, optometrists Drs. Schweitzer, Bloomenstein, Dunbar, and Ibach share which pharmacologic agents they use to treat glaucoma and what the MORE trial taught them about combination pharmacologics.

Watch the full video here.

 

Interventional glaucoma mindset: when to intervene and access considerations

In part 3 of a 4-part panel discussion, optometrists Drs. Schweitzer, Bloomenstein, Dunbar, and Ibach talk about the growing trend toward interventional glaucoma practices and how each of them incorporates this into their practice.

Watch the full video here.

 

 

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