👉 Iridopupillary is a term in medicine that refers to the process by which the iris of an eye changes its shape under pressure. This change is known as iridopolarization, and it can be caused by various factors such as age-related changes, trauma, or medication. The term "iridopupillary" was first used in 1958 by John H. F. Nolte in his book "Ocular Anatomy."
