Consanguinity Among Refractive Error, Intraocular Pressure and Etiology of Glaucoma in Diabetics Among Wheatish Population

Abstract

The objective of this paper is to explore the connotation among refractive error, intraocular pressure (IOP), and primary open-angle glaucoma (POAG) among the Wheatish populace. Population-based studies give significant data with respect to the predominance and hazard factors which include refractive error for glaucoma. The connotation between myopia and glaucoma is robust at lower IOP levels and deteriorated slowly with increasing IOP. This study shows the relationship between IOP and glaucoma is solid at a lower mean value of 15 ±± 3.23 levels and debilitated progressively with expanding IOP of 17.59 ±± 3.33 for PACG, 18.85 ±± 1.20 for POAG, 18.59 ±± 2.52 for PIGM and 19.12 ±± 1.42 for OH among Wheatish population. The illustration of glaucoma in myopic eyes deteriorated with growing IOP and no association has been detected with IOP ≥≥35 mmHg.