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Observational study identifies ocular and systemic determinants of intraocular pressure, suggesting significant variability in normal ranges.
Among numerous ocular and systemic factors influencing IOP readings (with a relative low correlation coefficient), corneal curvature radius was one of the main ocular determinants. Correction of measured IOP readings led to a large interindividual variation in the upper limit of the "normal" IOP range.
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