B Backgroundintraocular pressure (iop) is the pressure generated by the fluid inside the eye andplays a crucial role in maintaining normal visual function. elevated intraocularpressure is a major risk factor for glaucoma, a leading cause of blindness among theelderly. with increasing age, intraocular pressure tends to change, and conditionssuch a hypertension may also influence it. this study aimed to examine theprevalence of increased intraocular pressure among the elderly in jakarta and toanalyze the relationship between age and blood pressure with intraocular pressurein the population.methodsthis was an analytic observational study with a cross-sectional design. data werecollected from 145 medical records of elderly patients at the eye clinic of rspadgatot soebroto who met the inclusion and exclusion criteria. data were analyzedusing the spearman correlation test with spss version 30.resultsthe analysis showed no significant correlation between age and intraocularpressure in either the right or left eye. although the p-values were <0,05, thecorrelation coefficients were very weak, indicating no clinically meaningfulassociation. similarly, both systolic and diastolic blood pressure no statisticallysignificant correlation with intraocular pressure.conclusionthere was no meaningful correlation between age and blood pressure withintraocular pressure in elderly patients at rspad gatot soebroto. this may beinfluenced by individual anatomical variations, underlying health conditions, andthe limited number of variables analyzed.