Intraocular Smooth Muscle Physiology Relating to Pathogenesis and Therapy of Glaucoma.

Suzuki, Ryo

doi:10.1540/jsmr.32.175

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“…IOP is expressed as a division of aqueous humor production by the facility of outflow plus episcleral vein pressure. 10 , 11 The most influential factor contributing to IOP is the capacity for outflow from the vein. The increase in episcleral vein pressure does not increase IOP as much as it reduces the outflow capacity.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…In these cases, the IOP increases to a high degree. 10 However, in cases with normal vein outflow, it is considered rare for IOP to exceed 35 mmHg even if the upper scleral venous pressure increases to 20 mmHg. In the present study, patients with glaucoma were excluded, and it was assumed that patients had a normal facility for outflow; none of the patients showed an IOP of 35 mmHg or higher.…”

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confidence: 99%

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