
|Articles|January 15, 2003
Diurnal studies show benefits of prostaglandin analogues
Orlando-Although challenging to set up and conduct, studies that check glaucoma patients' IOP at intervals around the clock for 24 hours or longer provide valuable data about the ability of a medication to lower IOP and reduce fluctuation.
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