The Outflow Pressure in Normal and Glaucomatous Eyes*

Recordings of Applanating Force at Constant Intraocular Pressure

“…These results indicate that the difference in intraocular pressure level cannot be due to the facility of outflow alone. A difference between the groups B and C in P, of a magnitude of 5-6 mmHg could explain the result, but, so far, no evidence for such a possibility has been reported(ll, 20,25,26). Previously, the groups B and C have been studied with regard to the volume-pressure relationship, which includes the rapid expulsion of blood at stepwise increases in the intraocular pressure (39), and to intraocular volume changes considered due to the content of the vascular bed(40).…”

Recordings of Applanating Force at Constant Intraocular Pressure

“…These results indicate that the difference in intraocular pressure level cannot be due to the facility of outflow alone. A difference between the groups B and C in P, of a magnitude of 5-6 mmHg could explain the result, but, so far, no evidence for such a possibility has been reported(ll, 20,25,26). Previously, the groups B and C have been studied with regard to the volume-pressure relationship, which includes the rapid expulsion of blood at stepwise increases in the intraocular pressure (39), and to intraocular volume changes considered due to the content of the vascular bed(40).…”

Recordings of Applanating Force at Constant Intraocular Pressure

“…These results indicate that the difference in intraocular pressure level cannot be due to the facility of outflow alone. A difference between the groups B and C in P, of a magnitude of 5-6 mmHg could explain the result, but, so far, no evidence for such a possibility has been reported(ll, 20,25,26). Previously, the groups B and C have been studied with regard to the volume-pressure relationship, which includes the rapid expulsion of blood at stepwise increases in the intraocular pressure (39), and to intraocular volume changes considered due to the content of the vascular bed(40).…”

Recordings of Applanating Force at Constant Intraocular Pressure

“…These results indicate that the difference in intraocular pressure level cannot be due to the facility of outflow alone. A difference between the groups B and C in P, of a magnitude of 5-6 mmHg could explain the result, but, so far, no evidence for such a possibility has been reported(ll, 20,25,26). Previously, the groups B and C have been studied with regard to the volume-pressure relationship, which includes the rapid expulsion of blood at stepwise increases in the intraocular pressure (39), and to intraocular volume changes considered due to the content of the vascular bed(40).…”