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open angle glaucoma is an entity in which the intraocular pressure is
elevated, leading to optic nerve and retinal damage with progressive loss
of visual field. Although the
angle is often normal in chronic open angle glaucoma, some pathologic
studies have found an increase in the compression or sclerosis of the
trabecular bars (#22373) with some interruption of the endothelial cell
lining (#21979).
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Power #21979 |
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