Abstract
This article describes the importance of the timely diagnosis of suspected glaucoma. Data on the frequency of glaucoma are presented. Key clinical manifestations and diagnostic actions are described. Atypical symptoms are identified separately, according to which it is possible to suspect glaucoma. Recommendations on the interaction between a general practitioner and an ophthalmologist in the treatment of glaucoma are given. The multiplicity and volume of dispensary monitoring in patients with suspected glaucoma and glaucoma are indicated.
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