Pathogenetic mechanisms of glaucoma not related to intraocular pressure

Pathogenetic mechanisms of glaucoma not related to intraocular pressure

The pathogenesis of the diseases termed open-angle glaucoma remains elusive but progress is being made in understanding more clearly the optic nerve head, vascular, and cellular mechanisms that are associated with them. Even though the greatest risk factors remain intraocular pressure, age, race and...

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