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|Articles|November 16, 2003
Patient communication key to treating glaucoma
Stressing the importance of physician-patient communications, a panelof glaucoma advocates from the ophthalmic community discussed how ophthalmologistscan help patients deal with their glaucoma.Several issues were covered in a luncheon session with the media Saturdaycalled "Communications Priorities for Glaucoma Patients," sponsoredby Allergan.
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