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. 1986 Dec;70(12):877–878. doi: 10.1136/bjo.70.12.877

Is acute glaucoma a symptom of diabetes?

M Clarke, J Jagger
PMCID: PMC1040854  PMID: 3801363

Abstract

Forty-three patients who had suffered an episode of angle closure glaucoma had an assessment of glucose tolerance. Two patients were known diabetics and one new diabetic was found as a result of the study. The prevalence of diabetes in this series did not differ significantly from the normal in view of the age distribution of the patients.

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