New insights into refraction and intraocular pressure in simulated plateau environment
Xinli Yu,
Yuchen Wang,
Yihe Liu
et al.
Abstract:Purpose
To quantify the changes in intraocular pressure (IOP) and corneal refraction immediately after exposure to low-pressure hypoxia at 4500 m.
Methods
The study group comprised six healthy male participants 20–26 years of age. Refractive values and intraocular pressure were measured with a portable refractometer and a handheld iCare tonometer, respectively. Measurements were taken at 11 altitudes (altitude 1: ground; altitude 2: 1000 m; altitude 3: 2000 m; altitude 4: 3000 m; altitude 5: 4000 m; altitude… Show more
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