Ocular heat exchange indices in terminal neovascular glaucoma patients with proliferative diabetic retinopathy

Zadorozhnyy, O.; Guzun, O.; Kustrin, T.; Korol, A.; Науменко, В.; Pasyechnikova, N.

doi:10.31288/oftalmolzh202011013

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“…[75] .An increase of IOP was found to be related to a contemporary decrease of ocular perfusion pressure and OST in monkeys. [76].…”

Section: Temperature Of and Heat Flux From The External Ocular Surfacementioning

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Heat exchange in the human eye: a review

Zadorozhnyy¹,

Korol²,

Naumenko³

et al. 2022

Oftalmol Zh

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Thermal homeostasis is required in order to ensure that the normal function of the human body is maintained under various environmental conditions. Various pathological processes impacting metabolism in tissues and organs (e.g., the human eye) are accompanied by changes in relative internal heat balance. Although numerous relevant studies have been conducted, heat exchange processes in the human eye have not been yet sufficiently investigated. Further research on the features of heat exchange in the eye is required not only to improve our knowledge in the field of physiology of the eye, but also to use the data obtained for developing novel advanced techniques for eye disease diagnosis and treatment.

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“…[75] .An increase of IOP was found to be related to a contemporary decrease of ocular perfusion pressure and OST in monkeys. [76].…”

Section: Temperature Of and Heat Flux From The External Ocular Surfacementioning

confidence: 99%