Objective:

To present a case of pigmentary glaucoma and demonstrate the utility of ultra-widefield imaging in monitoring the condition, particularly in patients with cataracts.

Key Findings:

• Patient's intraocular pressure is well controlled.
• Visual field shows early-to-moderate loss, indicating potential progression of glaucoma.
• UWF imaging revealed significant peripheral findings consistent with pigmentary glaucoma.

Interpretation:

MonacoPro's multimodal imaging allows for comprehensive monitoring of glaucomatous changes, particularly in patients with cataracts, aiding in future surgical planning.

Limitations:

• Case report may not represent broader patient population.
• Reliance on advanced imaging technology may not be available in all clinical settings.
• Variability in imaging results may occur across different patient demographics.

Conclusion:

MonacoPro's capabilities enhance the monitoring of glaucoma, especially in patients with concurrent cataracts, aiding in future surgical planning.