Narrowing of the retinal arterioles in descending optic atrophy. A quantitative clinical study.
Narrowing of the retinal arterioles in descending optic atrophy. A quantitative clinical study.
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视神经下降萎缩时视网膜小动脉变窄。
DOI:
10.1016/s0161-6420(84)34144-6
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发表时间:
1984
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影响因子:
13.7
通讯作者:
M. Claesson
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作者:
L. Frisén;M. Claesson
Measurements were made on fundus photographs of the diameters of retinal arterioles in a series of cases with various nonvascular lesions of the anterior visual pathways, before and after the development of fundus signs of optic atrophy. A simple method was devised for reliable estimation of the diameter of the central retinal artery whenever this vessel could not be measured directly: this allowed comparisons to be made between different eyes, irrespective of individual variations in arteriolar branching patterns. Atrophy was consistently associated with a decrease in central retinal artery caliber, averaging 24% in eyes developing total optic atrophy, and 17% in eyes with hemi-atrophy. Normal controls showed a maximum side difference of 8%.