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(Investigative Ophthalmology and Visual Science. 1973;12:327-331.)
© 1973 by The Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology, Inc.

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Control of intraocular blood flow.: I. Intraocular pressure

JOHN J. WEITER 1, RONALD A. SCHACHAR 1, and J. TERRY ERNEST 1

1 Eye Research Laboratories, The University of Chicago Chicago, 111. 60637.

Measurement of intraocular blood flow has been difficult because of the size and inaccessibility of the ocular blood vessels. Recently, a method was developed using labeled microspheres for studying regional blood flow rates. Using this technique we have begun to study the various parameters which control ocular blood flow. This study confirms the use of labeled microspheres as a valid method for measuring blood flow. We have measured intraocular blood flow in the cat and have shown an inverse relationship between intraocular blood flow and intraocular pressure

Submitted on December 27, 1972
Accepted on March 7, 1973






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