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Quantifying the effect of intraocular pressure reduction on the occurrence of glaucoma

Andrea Peeters, Carroll A B Webers, Martin H Prins, Maurice P Zeegers, Fred Hendrikse, and Jan S A G Schouten

Acta Ophthalmol Ahead of Print (2009) PMID 19432875

DOI: 10.1111/j.1755-3768.2008.01452.x
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