gonioscopy
/ˌɡoʊniˈɑskəpi/
noun
- A medical procedure used to examine the front part of the eye, especially the angle where the iris meets the cornea, to check for glaucoma and other eye conditions.
- Regular gonioscopy is important for people with a family history of glaucoma.
- The ophthalmologist performed gonioscopy to check the patient's eye drainage angle.
- After the accident, the doctor used gonioscopy to look for damage inside the eye.