| Flashes from a Symposium on Truths and Myths in Glaucoma: Nordic 
		Ophthalmological CongressJune 2006, Copenhagen, Denmark | Acta Ophthalmologica Scandinavica 2006; S238: 22-24
			Inefficient health care is unethical. We should remove too 
			many tests and treatments. (A. Tuulonen) A lot of the current reasoning that certain diagnostic methods 
			can identify glaucoma earlier than others is more myth than truth. 
			(A. Heijl) The alleged proof for IOP fluctuations as an independent risk 
			for glaucoma progression is rather weak. (B. Bengtsson) Laser trabeculoplasty is a valuable option as first choice of 
			therapy in open angle glaucoma. (T. Odberg) The interpretation of the results of clinical trials is always a 
			matter of opinion, and guidelines are therefore as much 'opinion 
			based' as 'evidence based'. (J. Thygesen) 
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