Chandler's Syndrome, also known as Chandler's Syndrome Glaucoma, is a rare eye condition that affects the cornea and the drainage system of the eye. It is characterized by the development of abnormal tissue in the cornea, leading to increased pressure within the eye and potential vision loss. While Chandler's Syndrome is the commonly used term to describe this condition, there are a few other synonyms that are sometimes used:
It is important to note that while these synonyms are sometimes used interchangeably with Chandler's Syndrome, they all refer to the same underlying condition. Chandler's Syndrome is a complex eye disorder that requires proper diagnosis and management by an ophthalmologist or an eye specialist. Early detection and appropriate treatment can help preserve vision and prevent complications.