Progression Detection is a clinical assessment method in ophthalmology that distinguishes ongoing deterioration of the optic nerve or visual field in glaucoma patients from stable disease states through longitudinal analysis of structural or functional measurements.
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Predictors of Long-term Progression in the Early Manifest Glaucoma Trial
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