There is an eye disease that is often said to be caused by increased intraocular pressure (increased pressure in the eye)? What is this disease? Also give an example of how this disease can be treated pharmacologically.

There is an eye disease that is often said to be caused by increased intraocular pressure (increased pressure in the eye)? What is this disease? Also give an example of how this disease can be treated pharmacologically.

Essentials of Pharmacology for Health Professions

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