Wild-type amyloidosis is not directly associated with causing glaucoma. However, certain genetic forms of amyloidosis can affect the eyes and lead to glaucoma, such as rubeotic or particulate glaucoma. Wild-type amyloidosis primarily impacts the heart and is not known to cause eye-related conditions like glaucoma.
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