Table 2.

Effect of scleral depression on IOP.

OD							OS
		ST			IN				ST			IN
Subject	PreIOP	Depress	Δ	PreIOP	Depress	Δ	Subject	PreIOP	Depress	Δ	PreIOP	Depress	Δ
1	17	65	48	15	63	48	16	18	51	33	18	18	0
2	15	71	56	19	85	66	17	15	74	59	17	34	17
3	11	86	75	14	88	66	18	18	43	25	19	42	23
4	15	58	43	15	71	56	19	21	87	66	18	8	−10
5	14	70	56	14	45	31	20	21	71	50	17	38	21
6	17	78	61	15	87	72	21	16	60	44	15	15	0
7	19	86	67	17	61	44	22	14	86	72	14	56	42
8	13	67	54	21	17	−4	23	18	62	44	19	46	27
9	15	77	62	13	43	30	24	19	33	14	15	8	−7
10	14	71	57	14	55	41	25	16	78	62	11	38	27
11	22	68	46	20	62	42	26	11	56	45	14	43	29
12	15	15	0	15	15	0	27	13	67	54	18	32	14
13	12	55	43	12	67	55	28	18	53	35	15	50	35
14	13	52	39	12	77	65
15	16	88	72	13	73	60
MEAN	15.2	67.1	51.9	15.3	60.6	45.3	MEAN	16.8	63.2	46.4	16.2	32.9	16.8
SE	0.7	4.5	4.5	0.7	5.7	5.9	SE	0.8	4.3	4.4	0.6	4.2	4.4
MIN	11	15	0	12	15	−4	MIN	11	33	14	11	8	−10
MAX	22	88	75	21	88	74	MAX	21	87	72	19	56	42

Data presented as IOP in mmHg. OD: Right eye; OS: Left eye; ST: Scleral depression in the superotemporal quadrant; IN: Scleral depression in the inferonasal quadrant; PreIOP: IOP recorded immediately prior to scleral depression; Depress: IOP recorded during scleral depression; Δ: Change in IOP induced by scleral depression; SE: Standard error; MIN: Minimum; MAX: Maximum.