Study: Adjusting IOP For CCT Does Not Appear To Affect Glaucoma Prevalence

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Calculating the impact of central corneal thickness on IOP levels through correction algorithms appears to not affect the prevalence of open-angle glaucoma, but CCT remains an important risk factor for the disease, a study found.

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