Visual-field of a left Eye showing slowly progressing Glaucoma.

Patient is a 66y/o male who doesn't use any medication to lower the eye pressure. Eye pressure is 20. Since the patient has narrow angles, Laser-peripheral-iridotomy was performed.

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