World Glaucoma Congress

Name: A Two-Pressure Disease
Uploaded: 2017-06-30T08:15:00+00:00
Description: John Berdahl, MD, explains how both IOP and intracranial pressure may play a role in patients who develop glaucoma. Dr. Berdahl says that high IOP or low intracranial pressure may create a pressure differential across the optic nerve head.

WGC: 2017

A Two-Pressure Disease

John Berdahl, MD

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John Berdahl, MD, explains how both IOP and intracranial pressure may play a role in patients who develop glaucoma. Dr. Berdahl says that high IOP or low intracranial pressure may create a pressure differential across the optic nerve head.

Posted: 6/30/2017

Keywords:

Intraocular Pressure, IOP

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