5 Key Takeaways
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Home monitoring technologies are transforming glaucoma management by enabling detection of IOP fluctuations between office visits.
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The iCare Home rebound tonometer allows patients to self-monitor IOP, providing multiple daily readings without anesthesia.
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Virtual reality perimetry is emerging as a supplement to standard perimetry, though it lacks standardization and validation.
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Combining home tonometry and perimetry may facilitate earlier detection of glaucoma progression.
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Artificial intelligence is expected to enhance data management from home monitoring, aiding in personalized glaucoma care.
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