“…However, proving a viral cause for all cases has been difficult due to its intermittent clinical course (Posner and Schlossman, 1953;Takusagawa et al, 2011;Van Gelder, 2008). The aqueous cytomegalovirus viral load has been positively correlated to the number of recurrent episodes and the number of glaucoma medications, where a high cytomegalovirus DNA copy number was a risk factor for increased IOP (Kandori et al, 2013). Moreover, treatment with antiviral therapy against cytomegalovirus decreased the attack frequency, the severity of inflammation, and the need for glaucoma medications during 14-43 months of follow-up .…”