Try googling "glaucoma Axenfeld/Reigers Syndrome". Then scroll down to the "Yahoo Answers" link about this condition. This seems like an excellent place to begin your reading. The answer must have been written by someone with technical expertise, and the page contains links to other websites.
You may eventually want to check out some of the other links that Google provides. You could also check out the latest professional articles on the topic at pubmed. (Google "pubmed" for the address.) By then, you will probably be an expert yourself about the condition.
For starters, I suggest you contact Wills Eye Hospital in Philadelphia or Wilmer Eye Hosptital in Baltimore. If you are on the west coast. UCLA Medical Center. In Florida, contact Bascom Palmer Eye Institute in Miami. Any excellent glaucoma specialist professor at these programs, should be able to help.
MJK MD