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Sharma PD et al. – IOP rises significantly on day one in CECS and SICS and thereafter comes down slightly by day 2 and rapidly by day 7. IOP rise is more pronounced in CECS than in SICS. After 1 week to 3 months, IOP decline is very gradual and thereafter ceases to decrease.


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