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New York -"Measurement of IOP in 2006 is under pressure," Robert N. Weinreb, MD, told the Glaucoma 2006 meeting attendees here. "We need to reassess both the quality and the quantity of our IOP measurements.

Quality IOP measurements are warranted

Quality IOP measurements are warranted

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