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. 2013 Apr 12;27(6):728–734. doi: 10.1038/eye.2013.51

Table 1. Changes in IOP and number of medications used in both groups.

  Silicone mean±SD Polypropylene mean±SD P-value
Preoperative
 IOP (mm Hg) 33.8±5.6 34.1±5.9 0.86
 Medications (no) 2.93±0.69 2.81±0.73 0.81
 
Postoperatively
1 Month
 IOP (mm Hg) 14.1±5.2 15.2±5.7 0.54
 IOP percentage reduction (%) 58±26 55±27 0.66
 Medications (no) 0 0 1.00
 
Three months
 IOP (mm Hg) 14.9±5.9 17.2±6.2 0.27
 IOP percentage reduction (%) 56±27 50±29 0.43
 Medications (no) 0.22±0.54 0.53±0.64 0.03
 
Sixth months
 IOP (mm Hg) 15.1±5.8 19.2±6.7 0.03
 IOP percentage reduction (%) 55±27 44±32 0.11
 Medications (no) 0.76±1.32 1.12±1.16 0.04
 
12 months
 IOP (mm Hg) 15.8±5.9 19.8±6.2 0.04
 IOP percentage reduction (%) 53±27 42±31 0.12
 Medications (no) 1.12±1.04 1.56±1.19 0.06
 
24 months
 IOP (mm Hg) 17.6±5.8 20.2±6.6 0.04
 IOP percentage reduction (%) 48±27 41±33 0.35
 Medications (no) 1.34±1.11 1.67±1.15 0.07

Abbreviation: IOP, intraocular pressure.