Pediatric ophthalmologists often receive referrals, whether from optometrists or other ophthalmologists, for children with large cups, asymmetric cups and IOPs that may or may not be accurate.
At a round table event convened at the American Association for Pediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus meeting in Nashville, Tennessee, what to do with glaucoma suspect referrals was the first topic tackled by members of the OSN Pediatrics/Strabismus editorial board in this initial installment of the round table series.
Robert S. Gold, MD: The first topic has to do with pediatric glaucoma suspects. We all
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