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Monitoring the intraocular pressure appears for the first time in the oriental world in Russia, where Maslenikow [1] in 1904 did the first daily pressure curve (DPC) with the first worldwide applanation tonometer done by Maklakoff [2] in 1885. Over 21 years later, in the western world, in Sweden, 1925, Hagen [3] made the second DPC with the Schiötz [4] tonometer which was presented worldwide for the first time in 1904.

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    Roberto Sampaolesi MD (Faculty of Medicine)

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    Juan Roberto Sampaolesi MD (Faculty of Medicine)

  3. Department of Pathology, University of Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina

    Jorge Zárate MD (Faculty of Medicine)

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Sampaolesi, R., Sampaolesi, J.R., Zárate, J. (2014). Daily Pressure Curve. In: The Glaucomas. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-35500-4_15

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