👉 Pupillometry is a diagnostic method used to evaluate the shape and size of the pupil, which is the opening at the base of the eye. It involves measuring the angle between the pupil and retina (the light-sensitive organ in the back of the eye) using an instrument called a pupillary apparatus. The purpose of pupillometry is to help identify any abnormalities or changes in the shape and size of the pupil, which can be useful for diagnosing various eye conditions such as glaucoma
