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A European study recorded continuous intraocular pressure (IOP) measurements during aerobic exercise in glaucoma patients.
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IOP increased with exercise intensity and decreased post-exercise, indicating a dose-dependent effect.
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The eyemate-IO sensor provided real-time IOP measurements, unaffected by corneal properties or patient movement.
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IOP showed strong correlations with systolic blood pressure and heart rate during exercise, but not with diastolic blood pressure.
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The study suggests that IOP dynamics during exercise may pose risks for glaucoma patients with impaired vascular autoregulation.
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