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Human ocular perfusion organ culture: a versatile ex vivo model for glaucoma research
Pang IH, McCartney MD, Steely HT, Clark AFJournal of Glaucoma 2000; 9: 468-79
Abstract No. 825
"Enthusiasm for organ culture"
Importance of trabecular meshwork changes in the pathogenesis of primary open angle glaucoma
Lütjen-DrecollJournal of Glaucoma 2000; 9: 417-418
Abstract No. 773
"Overview of history and latest findings in trabecular meshwork research"
Refractive surgery and the glaucoma patient. Customized corneas under pressure (editorial)
Lewis RAOphthalmology 2000; 107: 1621-2
Abstract No. 840
"On the Relativity of IOP readings"
Accurate intraocular pressure measurement-the myth of modern ophthalmology? (editorial)
Shah SOphthalmology 2000; 107: 1805-7
Abstract No. 844
"On the Relativity of IOP readings"
If intraocular pressure measurement is only an estimate-then what? (editorial)
Mills RPOphthalmology 2000; 107: 1807-8
Abstract No. 842
"On the Relativity of IOP readings"
Evidence based medicine
Sharma SEvidence Based Eye Care 2000; 1: 259-260
No abstract in IGR
"Incorporation of evidence based principles, especially in the areas of diagnostic and therapeutic intervention is the most effective way to practice high quality medical care"
Levels of Evidence
Sharma SEvidence Based Eye Care 2000; 1: 261-262
No abstract in IGR
"We urge clinicians to practice ophthalmology based on studies of the highest quality. If these do not exist there are two possible options: offer no treatment or offer treatment based on the next level of evidence"
Criteria for progression of glaucoma in clinical management and in outcome studies
Anderson DR, Chauhan B, Johnson C, Katz J, Patella VM, Drance SMAmerican Journal of Ophthalmology 2000; 130: 827-829
Abstract No. 809
"About the difficulty of defining progression"
