Sixty-one patients with ocular hypertension (1 17 eyes) were followed up for I to 11 years
(average 40 7 months). Ten patients (12 eyes) developed visual field defects and optic disc …

In a prospective study of 41 persons with ocular hypertension followed for 20 years, 14
individuals (34 per cent) developed glaucoma. Of 38 persons who 20 years ago were …

• A prospective study was designed to determine the course of ocular hypertension without
visual field loss if untreated and to estimate the value of various clinical findings in predicting …

Forty-four eyes in 25 black patients are compared with 92 eyes of 47 white patients in a
population with ocular hypertension followed up for 1 to 12 years in a glaucoma clinic. The …

After reviewing the preceding editorial prior to publication, we find that we must disagree
with much of the pessimistic thesis and many of the conclusions of the authors. We agree …

Sixty ocular hypertensive patients receiving no treatment with ocular pressures of 21 mm Hg
or more were followed up for a median time of 42 months for changes in ocular pressure …

A group of 55 subjects with ocular hypertension were followed‐up after 15 years. They were
detected at a glaucoma screening on the island of Falster between 2031 volunteer blood …

The problem of what to do with patients whose intraocular pressure is considerably higher
than the mean of the normal population but who have no other evidence of glaucoma has …

Decreased pupil size and lens opacity, rather than high intraocular pressure, have been
cited as reasons for the concentric constriction of the visual field occurring in eyes with …

THE TREATMENT of ocular hypertension has been problematical in the few de-cades since
it was recognized by Chandler1 and Armaly2 that only a minority of such patients were …