Purpose of the Procedure
- Identify peak IOP times that may be missed during a single office visit
- Evaluate the effectiveness of current glaucoma medications
- Accurately diagnose normal-tension glaucoma cases
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24-hour intraocular pressure monitoring is a vital tool for detecting hidden fluctuations in eye pressure that may damage the optic nerve, helping to manage glaucoma effectively and protect your vision.
Scientific name: 24-Hour Diurnal Tension Curve (DTC) Monitoring
A medical procedure involving intraocular pressure measurements at various times over 24 hours to identify peak and trough levels, providing a comprehensive view of eye health.
Service type
Clinical monitoring and follow-up
Duration
24 hours
Fasting
Fasting is not required
Included Services
- Repeated IOP measurements
- Pressure fluctuation analysis
- Ophthalmologist consultation
Medical Service Information
Who Should Get This Test?
- Glaucoma patients with progressive vision loss despite normal office readings
- Individuals at high risk for developing glaucoma
- Patients suspected of having significant diurnal pressure fluctuations
How to Prepare
- No special preparation or fasting is required
- Bring all current eye drops and medications to the clinic
- Wear comfortable clothing as multiple measurements are taken
Conditions & Notices
- Adherence to scheduled measurement times
- Avoid rubbing the eyes during the monitoring period