This research aims to quantify the relationship between intraocular pressure volatility and retinal nerve fiber layer loss in cases of cytomegalovirus anterior uveitis.
Conducted a quantitative analysis of intraocular pressure measurements.
Assessed retinal nerve fiber layer loss in subjects with cytomegalovirus anterior uveitis.
Analyzed the correlation between IOP volatility and retinal damage.
Identified significant volatility in intraocular pressure associated with cytomegalovirus pathology.
Found a link between increased IOP fluctuations and greater retinal nerve fiber layer loss.
Abstract
Quantifying background IOP volatility provides a clinically accessible surrogate linking CMV-related trabecular pathology to glaucomatous progression.