… ocular hypertension. Recently, baseline factors that predict progression of ocular hypertension
to glaucoma have been identified by the Ocular Hypertension Treatment Study (OHTS).4, …

… of progression from ocular hypertension to blindness. The OHTS,1, 2 the most comprehensive
study to date, prospectively evaluated progression of patients with ocular hypertension …

… We label this ‘ocular hypertension’ (raised IOP with no detectable optic disc damage).
Conversely, GON may occur with IOP within the usual range: ‘normal pressure glaucoma’ (optic …

… This study helped confirm the results of the OHTS trial by indicating that ocular hypertensive
patients, over 5-years of follow-up, are less likely to progress to glaucoma with a lower IOP. …

… field progression in subjects with ocular hypertension. In summary, neither of the 2
classification systems could predict VF progression in isolation (using the field progression criteria …

… as a feature of glaucomatous progression. Recently, several … progression and for the
conversion from ocular hypertension to … early glaucoma or ocular hypertension. Pederson showed …

… The detection of disease progression is of vital importance in the management … ocular
hypertension (OHT). This is particularly pertinent in view of the results of the Ocular Hypertension …

Background There are more than one million National Health Service visits in England and
Wales each year for patients with glaucoma or ocular hypertension (OHT). With the ageing …

… Clinicians should be aware of these comparisons when assessing the risk of glaucoma
conversion among patients with ocular hypertension in practice. In summary, ocular hypertensive …

… progression in patients with ocular hypertension. … ocular hypertension should be followed
up in clinical practice and on the design of research studies that use visual field progression as …