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The Effect of Graded Forced Expiration on Intraocular Pressure
The primary objective of this study is to utilize the Airofit device to systematically measure and characterize the changes in intraocular pressure across its six different levels of forced expiration. This investigation will provide crucial quantitative data on the IOP-respiratory effort relationship, enhancing our understanding of IOP dynamics during controlled respiratory stress and establishing a new, standardized paradigm for such research.
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