CHOROIDAL BLOOD-FLOW .1. OCULAR TISSUE TEMPERATURE AS A MEASURE OF FLOW
CHOROIDAL BLOOD-FLOW .1. OCULAR TISSUE TEMPERATURE AS A MEASURE OF FLOW
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DOI：
10.1001/archopht.1982.01030040301020
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发表时间：
1982-01-01
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通讯作者：
CARPENTER, DO
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作者：
AUKER, CR;PARVER, LM;CARPENTER, DO
Temperature measurements were taken from the retina-choroid, scleral surface or bulbar conjunctiva in cats [cynomologus] and monkeys. Decreasing choroidal blood flow by elevating intraocular pressure produced a decrease in ocular tissue temperature. Confirmation of choroidal blood flow changes was obtained by the H washout technique, an independent measure of blood flow. Apparently, ocular tissue temperature can be used as a semiquantitative index of choroidal blood flow and, being noninvasive, has potential clinical [human] application.
