The risk of precipitating glaucoma with mydriatic eye drops is very small F undoscopy is commonly used by nonophthalmologists to screen for diabetic retinopathy. A common reason for not dilating pupils is concern about the risk of precipitating acute angle closure glaucoma. How big is this risk?
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