Background and objectives Glaucoma is an eye condition which leads to permanent
blindness when the disease progresses to an advanced stage. It occurs due to inappropriate …

Glaucoma is an incurable eye disease that leads to slow progressive degeneration of the
retina. It cannot be fully cured, however, its progression can be controlled in case of early …

Abstract Background and Objective: Glaucoma, an eye condition that leads to permanent
blindness, is typically asymptomatic and therefore difficult to be diagnosed in time. However …

Automating screening and diagnosis in the medical field saves time and reduces the
chances of misdiagnosis while saving on labor and cost for physicians. With the feasibility …

Glaucoma is an eye disease that causes damage to the optic nerve, which can lead to visual
loss and permanent blindness. Early glaucoma detection is therefore critical in order to …

and trabecular meshwork is exposed and available for the outflow of aqueous. Closed-angle
glaucoma refers to narrowing of the space between the iris and cornea such that the …

Screening for the diagnosis of glaucoma through a fundus image can be determined by the
optic cup to disc diameter ratio (CDR), which requires the segmentation of the cup and disc …

Objectives Population-based screening for glaucoma has been demonstrated to be cost-
effective if targeted at high-risk groups such as older adults and those with a family history of …

Glaucoma refers to a chronic disease of the eye that leads to vision loss that is irreversible,
which is called 'silent theft of sight'. Thus, an automatic glaucoma screening pipeline from …

Optic disc detection and segmentation is one of the key elements for automatic retinal
disease screening systems. The aim of this survey paper is to review, categorize and …