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THE CYCLOPENTOLATE PROVOCATIVE TEST IN SUSPECTED OR UNTREATED OPEN‐ANGLE GLAUCOMA

The mydriasis provocative test with 1 %> cyclopentolate (CPT) was performed on 218 patients with suspected or untreated open‐angle glaucoma, on 431 eyes in all. Significant IOP elevations (≥ 8 mmHg) were demonstrated in 21 eyes of 18 patients. The present paper analyses the responder group and presents some other investigation results and clinical findings to throw additional light on the mechanism of IOP elevation in responders.