This paper investigates the hypothesis that intermittent partial angle closure is one of the
causes of ocular hypertension. 139 eyes from 76 patients with ocular hypertension were …

One hundred and nineteen eyes from 68 patients with open-angle glaucoma were provoked
by means of a pilocarpine phenylephrine provocative test. In 22% the response was the …

During the course of negative provocative test for closed-angle glaucoma using pilocarpine
and phenylephrine 60% of eyes develop significant reductions in outflow facility at some …

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 …

PREVious papers (Lowe, 1964a) have remarked that when the pupils of eyes with shallow
anterior chambers, narrow angles, and open peripheral iridectomies are dilated with …

The intraocular pressure, facilities of outflow, and Po/C ratios of 3 groups of eyes were
compared. Group 1 consisted of 20 eyes at risk to the development of acute closed-angle …

Previous papers (Mapstone, I974a, b) have shown that angle closure (AC) is primarily a
result of the activity of the autonomic nervous system, but that no direct relationship exists …

The central problem of simple glaucoma is to establish the connection between intraocular
pressure and visual function decay in every individual case as early as possible. Such a …

In aging eyes phenylephrine drops have no significant effect on the depth of the anterior
chamber, whereas pilocarpine drops produce a significant shallowing. If both drugs are …

Twenty patients with early chronic closed-angle glaucoma were studied. Closure of the
angle on gonioscopic examination was differentiated into areas of (a) iridotrabecular contact …