“…22 Previous studies have demonstrated that ibopamine eye drops can cause an IOP increase in subjects having a reduced functioning of the outflow structures, which include patients with: POAG, normal tension glaucoma, positive family history, and hydrodynamic disorders caused by corticosteroids; healthy patients, on the other hand, tend to show no influence on IOP with ibopamine. 23,24 The ibopamine test has been reported to be an efficient provocative test in the management of glaucoma and patients at risk. 25 The purpose of this study was to determine whether higher IOP values, lower CCT measurements, positive ibopamine test results, SAP, SWAP, FDT, CSLO, or SLP alterations at baseline might be associated with an increased risk for development of POAG in OHT patients.…”