A New Dynamic Method of Koshits-Svetlova of
Differential Diagnosis for Reliable Separation of Age-
Related Hypertension and Open - Angle Glaucoma
using Pneumatic Analyzers ORA and Corvis ST

Ivan N Koshits; Olga V Svetlova; Maksat B Egemberdiev; Roman М Pankratov; Oxana V Makarovskaya; Marina G Guseva

Research Article

A New Dynamic Method of Koshits-Svetlova of Differential Diagnosis for Reliable Separation of Age- Related Hypertension and Open - Angle Glaucoma using Pneumatic Analyzers ORA and Corvis ST

Ivan N Koshits*¹, Olga V Svetlova², Maksat B Egemberdiev³, Roman М Pankratov⁴, Oxana V Makarovskaya⁴ and Marina G Guseva⁵

¹ Petercom-Network Management System Consulting Grope Close Corporation, Russia

²Department Ophthalmology, North Western State Medical University, Russia

³ Department of Ophthalmology, Chuy Region United Hospital, Kyrgyzstan

⁴Department of Ophthalmology, Ophthalmic Laser Clinic, Russia

⁵ Department of Ophthalmology, Diagnostic Medical Center Vodokanal of St. Petersburg, Russia

Corresponding Author

Received Date: April 03, 2019; Published Date: May 29, 2019

Abstract

In modern ophthalmology, until recently, there were no reliable methods of diagnosis that allow to reliably and objectively separate the age-related eye hypertension (AEG) and the initial stage of open-angle glaucoma (OAG). Therefore, often the doctor is forced to make a decision on the diagnosis of AEG or OAG not based on objective, reliable and numerical data on the level of IOP in the patient’s youth, but according to the mythical level of statistical IOP rate which is actually as highly reliable as in the case of treatment by the criterion of average temperature in the hospital.

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Ivan N Koshits, Olga V Svetlova, Maksat B Egemberdiev, Roman М Pankratov, Oxana V Makarovskaya et al. A New Dynamic Method of Koshits-Svetlova of Differential Diagnosis for Reliable Separation of Age-Related Hypertension and Open - Angle Glaucoma using Pneumatic Analyzers ORA and Corvis ST. W J Opthalmol & Vision Res. 2(1): 2019. WJOVR.MS.ID.000530.