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Ermak E.M., Pozdeeva O.G., Dulyba O.R. CHOROIDAL BLOOD FLOW IN YOUNG PATIENTS WITH PERIPHERAL RETINAL DEGENERATIONSRetinal degeneration in the periphery is a major cause of rhegmatogenous retinal detachment, resulting in low vision, blindness and disability 2–9 % in young adults [4]. It is enough to examine the nature of hemodynamic disturbances in the ophthalmic artery, central retinal artery and short posterior ciliary arteries in young patients with peripheral retinal degeneration [3]. The speed parameters of choroidal blood flow in patients with risk forms of peripheral vitreohorioretinal dystrophies were studied with the help of an integrated ultrasound examination. The speed characteristics and choroidal blood flow pulsator index were significantly low in the projection hearth of lattice and "snail track" degenerations.Key words: Peripheral retinal degeneration, hemodynamics, choroidal blood flow.
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Author: Pozdeeva O.G.
Year: 2014
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Sergey Aleksandrovich MIROSHNIKOV |
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