COMPARISON OF OPHTHALMIC ARTERY VELOCITY IN EYES WITH NAION AND NORMAL FELLOW EYES

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GHASEMI FALAVARJANI KH.; SOLTAN SANJARI M.; MODARESZADEH MAHDI; MEHRABANI MEHRNOUSH; AGHAMOHAMMADI F.; ROHANI MOHAMMAD

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Journal: BINA Year:2009 | Volume:15 | Issue:1 (58) Page(s): 3-7

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COMPARISON OF OPHTHALMIC ARTERY VELOCITY IN EYES WITH NAION AND NORMAL FELLOW EYES

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OPHTHALMIC ARTERYQ3

BLOOD FLOW VELOCITYQ3

ISCHEMIC OPTIC NEUROPATHYQ3

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Purpose: To compare OPHTHALMIC ARTERY velocity in eyes with nonarteritic anterior ISCHEMIC OPTIC NEUROPATHY (NAION) with that of normal fellow eyes.Methods: In this case-control study, 20 patients with unilateral NAION and disease onset less than 8 weeks were enrolled. Using color Doppler imaging, mean, maximum systolic and end diastolic OPHTHALMIC ARTERY I velocities were evaluated. The results were compared between the fellow eyes. Results: Twelve men and 8 women with a mean age of 54.6±11.8 years were included. Mean interval I between disease onset and velocity measurements was 27.5±12.8 days. Mean (18.5±0.8 vs 19.9±2.8), I maximum systolic (37.9±4.09 vs 39.7±3.1) and end diastolic (10.3±2.1vs 12.3±2.5) OPHTHALMIC ARTERY velocities in NAION eyes were significantly less than that of the normal fellow eyes (P=0.01, P=0.001 and P<0.001, respectively). No significant difference was found in subgroup analysis of patients with and without diabetes, and with and without systemic hypertension. Conclusion: NAION seems to be associated with changes in OPHTHALMIC ARTERY velocity.

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GHASEMI FALAVARJANI, KH., SOLTAN SANJARI, M., MODARESZADEH, MAHDI, MEHRABANI, MEHRNOUSH, AGHAMOHAMMADI, F., & ROHANI, MOHAMMAD. (2009). COMPARISON OF OPHTHALMIC ARTERY VELOCITY IN EYES WITH NAION AND NORMAL FELLOW EYES. BINA, 15(1 (58)), 3-7. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/42235/en

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GHASEMI FALAVARJANI KH., SOLTAN SANJARI M., MODARESZADEH MAHDI, MEHRABANI MEHRNOUSH, AGHAMOHAMMADI F., ROHANI MOHAMMAD. COMPARISON OF OPHTHALMIC ARTERY VELOCITY IN EYES WITH NAION AND NORMAL FELLOW EYES. BINA[Internet]. 2009;15(1 (58)):3-7. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/42235/en

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KH. GHASEMI FALAVARJANI, M. SOLTAN SANJARI, MAHDI MODARESZADEH, MEHRNOUSH MEHRABANI, F. AGHAMOHAMMADI, and MOHAMMAD ROHANI, “COMPARISON OF OPHTHALMIC ARTERY VELOCITY IN EYES WITH NAION AND NORMAL FELLOW EYES,” BINA, vol. 15, no. 1 (58), pp. 3–7, 2009, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/42235/en

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