This review highlights effective treatments for ocular hypertension, indicating key practices for ophthalmologists.
Ocular hypertension (OHT) is a definite clinical entity with specific requirements of diagnosis and treatment. A proportion of patients with OHT progress to primary open-angle glaucoma. The identification and decision regarding initiating treatment or to continue only on observation and the schedule of follow-up thereof are extremely important for ophthalmologists. There remain areas of uncertainty and variable practice patterns regarding the treatment of OHT. This review aims to highlight the salient points regarding evidence-based treatment of OHT.
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AlokeshK Ganguly (2026) studied this question.
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