Correlation between Blood Flow and Temperature of the Ocular Anterior Segment in Normal Subjects
作者： Takashi Itokawa , Takashi Suzuki , Yukinobu Okajima , Tatsuhiko Kobayashi , Hiroko Iwashita
DOI: 10.3390/DIAGNOSTICS10090695
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摘要: Purpose: To determine a correlation between temperature and blood flow in the ocular anterior segment, their effects on corneal temperature. Methods: In experiment 1, we recruited 40 eyes measured anterior-segment (upper/lower eyelid skin, palpebral bulbar conjunctiva, cornea) before after application of warm compresses. 2, 20 same tissues during stimulation using water capsaicin solution oral cavity. Results: temperatures upper/lower skin cornea increased significantly until 15 min compress; conjunctiva 10 min. The min, that were correlated with upper lower conjunctiva. all locations conjunctival contributed independently to Conclusions: significantly,
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