Do you incorporate diurnal or nocturnal IOP measurements in your management of progression despite seemingly adequate daytime control?
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Ophthalmology · Massachusetts Eye And Ear Longwood
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The advent of home-based tonometry can make diurnal or nocturnal IOP measurements more convenient to obtain, though the cost of renting or buying these devices may be prohibitive for some patients. Glaucoma specialists sometimes use diurnal or nocturnal IOP measurements to identify whether there are...
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