Flashes from a Symposium on Truths and Myths in Glaucoma: Nordic
Ophthalmological Congress
June 2006, Copenhagen, Denmark
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Acta Ophthalmologica Scandinavica 2006; S238: 22-24
- Inefficient health care is unethical. We should remove too
many tests and treatments. (A. Tuulonen)
- A lot of the current reasoning that certain diagnostic methods
can identify glaucoma earlier than others is more myth than truth.
(A. Heijl)
- The alleged proof for IOP fluctuations as an independent risk
for glaucoma progression is rather weak. (B. Bengtsson)
- Laser trabeculoplasty is a valuable option as first choice of
therapy in open angle glaucoma. (T. Odberg)
- The interpretation of the results of clinical trials is always a
matter of opinion, and guidelines are therefore as much 'opinion
based' as 'evidence based'. (J. Thygesen)
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