The relationship between intraocular pressure and glaucoma: An evolving concept

Macular vascular density changes in different stages of chronic primary angle-closure glaucoma

“…Macular microvascular injury in glaucoma might not only be a secondary result of elevated IOP but also an important cause of the development and progression of glaucoma. It was speculated that IOP did not affect the diagnostic efficacy of MVD in glaucomatous eyes, which was consistent with the relevant report ( 39 ). Besides, literature reported that a rapid decline in visual field damage was significantly correlated with age, hypertension, blood flow density, and other factors ( 40 ).…”

Macular vascular density changes in different stages of chronic primary angle-closure glaucoma

“…Macular microvascular injury in glaucoma might not only be a secondary result of elevated IOP but also an important cause of the development and progression of glaucoma. It was speculated that IOP did not affect the diagnostic efficacy of MVD in glaucomatous eyes, which was consistent with the relevant report ( 39 ). Besides, literature reported that a rapid decline in visual field damage was significantly correlated with age, hypertension, blood flow density, and other factors ( 40 ).…”

Ion‐Pair‐Tuned Ionogels for Broad‐Range Linear Pressure Sensing

“…Continuous monitoring of IOP is vital for glaucoma management, as the disease remains a leading cause of irreversible blindness [ 72 ]. Because IOP fluctuates with physiological and postural changes, single‐point clinical measurements often fail to capture transient variations essential for accurate diagnosis [ 73 ].…”

Owner Obtained Intraocular Pressure Measurements in Canine Primary Angle Closure Glaucoma: A Pilot Study in 14 Dogs

“…Ideally, IOP would be continuously monitored and reported telemetrically immediately to the ophthalmologist. This may be possible in the future with technologies currently under development [ 5 ].…”

Macular vascular density changes in different stages of chronic primary angle-closure glaucoma

“…Macular microvascular injury in glaucoma might not only be a secondary result of elevated IOP but also an important cause of the development and progression of glaucoma. It was speculated that IOP did not affect the diagnostic efficacy of MVD in glaucomatous eyes, which was consistent with the relevant report ( 39 ). Besides, literature reported that a rapid decline in visual field damage was significantly correlated with age, hypertension, blood flow density, and other factors ( 40 ).…”

Ion‐Pair‐Tuned Ionogels for Broad‐Range Linear Pressure Sensing

“…Continuous monitoring of IOP is vital for glaucoma management, as the disease remains a leading cause of irreversible blindness [ 72 ]. Because IOP fluctuates with physiological and postural changes, single‐point clinical measurements often fail to capture transient variations essential for accurate diagnosis [ 73 ].…”

Owner Obtained Intraocular Pressure Measurements in Canine Primary Angle Closure Glaucoma: A Pilot Study in 14 Dogs

“…Ideally, IOP would be continuously monitored and reported telemetrically immediately to the ophthalmologist. This may be possible in the future with technologies currently under development [ 5 ].…”

Macular vascular density changes in different stages of chronic primary angle-closure glaucoma

“…Macular microvascular injury in glaucoma might not only be a secondary result of elevated IOP but also an important cause of the development and progression of glaucoma. It was speculated that IOP did not affect the diagnostic efficacy of MVD in glaucomatous eyes, which was consistent with the relevant report ( 39 ). Besides, literature reported that a rapid decline in visual field damage was significantly correlated with age, hypertension, blood flow density, and other factors ( 40 ).…”

Ion‐Pair‐Tuned Ionogels for Broad‐Range Linear Pressure Sensing

“…Continuous monitoring of IOP is vital for glaucoma management, as the disease remains a leading cause of irreversible blindness [ 72 ]. Because IOP fluctuates with physiological and postural changes, single‐point clinical measurements often fail to capture transient variations essential for accurate diagnosis [ 73 ].…”

Owner Obtained Intraocular Pressure Measurements in Canine Primary Angle Closure Glaucoma: A Pilot Study in 14 Dogs

“…Ideally, IOP would be continuously monitored and reported telemetrically immediately to the ophthalmologist. This may be possible in the future with technologies currently under development [ 5 ].…”