Long-Term Patient Acceptability and Adherence to Suprachoroidal Telemetric Intraocular Pressure Monitoring in Glaucoma
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The authors aimed to evaluate the long-term acceptability and adherence of glaucoma patients to the suprachoroidal telemetric intraocular pressure (IOP) sensor, EyeMate-SC, over a three-year period. Their findings indicate that patients demonstrated high acceptance and strong adherence to self-monitoring, with no significant decline in vision-related quality of life, suggesting that telemetric IOP monitoring can be effectively integrated into glaucoma management.
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