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The 22 mm Hg Threshold: Does a Historical Cutoff Still Dictate Modern Glaucoma Management?
Posted innews Ophthalmology

The 22 mm Hg Threshold: Does a Historical Cutoff Still Dictate Modern Glaucoma Management?

Posted by By MedXY 01/17/2026
A multicenter cohort study of 1.8 million clinic encounters reveals that while clinicians view intraocular pressure as a continuous risk factor, the historical 22 mm Hg cutoff remains a significant psychological trigger for escalating glaucoma treatment.
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Troponin Assay Transitions: Increased Clinical Burden Without Improved Cardiovascular Outcomes
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Troponin Assay Transitions: Increased Clinical Burden Without Improved Cardiovascular Outcomes

Posted by By MedXY 12/24/2025
Switching from high-sensitivity troponin I to T significantly increases diagnoses of myocardial injury and hospital admissions without improving long-term cardiovascular outcomes, while low-threshold troponin I remains a safe tool for rapid rule-out.
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