Eye fluid dynamics study during surgery

This study collects eye fluid and tissue samples during planned cataract or combined cataract-glaucoma surgery to analyze differences between people with and without glaucoma. It may help researchers understand eye disease better.

This trial tests a tiny implant called Preserflo to treat glaucoma (high eye pressure) that hasn't been controlled with eyedrops. The surgery aims to lower pressure safely while avoiding complications like pressure that drops too low.

This study looks at whether dry eye disease affects how accurately doctors measure your eye before cataract surgery. The goal is to help improve how they choose the right lens implant for you.

This study tests a new device called the VividFlo system that helps drain fluid from the eye to lower pressure in people with glaucoma. It's for people whose glaucoma has not responded to other treatments and who need surgery for better pressure control.

This study tests a new device to capture data from your eyes. It helps researchers learn how well the device works for different people.

This study measures how eye pressure and standard eye-function tests perform in people with normal eyes, higher eye pressure, or early signs of glaucoma. It may help researchers understand who is at risk and how best to monitor eye health before or during glaucoma.