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The effects of hypoxia on the ERG in paediatric cerebral malaria by Lochhead, J, Movaffaghy, A, Falsini, B, Harding, S, Riva, C, Molyneux, M

“…Background/aims Cerebral malaria (CM) is a disease of high mortality worldwide. It can be associated with malarial retinopathy (MR) resulting from impaired…”
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Blood Flow in the Human Optic Nerve Head during Isometric Exercise by MOVAFFAGHY, A., CHAMOT, S.R., PETRIG, B.L., RIVA, C.E.

“…Investigating blood flow autoregulation in the optic nerve is important to understand the physiopathology of various ocular diseases such as glaucoma. This…”
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Blood Flow in the Human Iris Measured by Laser Doppler Flowmetry by Chamot, S.R., Movaffaghy, A.M., Petrig, B.L., Riva, C.E.

“…A new instrument based on laser Doppler flowmetry (LDF) has been developed to determine noninvasively the relative flux of red blood cells (RBCs) through the…”
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Choroidal blood flow during isometric exercises by Riva, CE, Titze, P, Hero, M, Movaffaghy, A, Petrig, BL

“…To investigate the response of choroidal blood flow in the foveal region of the human eye to increases in mean perfusion pressure (PPm = mean ophthalmic artery…”
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The Effect of Quinine on the Electroretinograms of Children with Pediatric Cerebral Malaria by Lochhead, Jonathan, Movaffaghy, Armand, Falsini, Benedetto, Winstanley, Peter A, Mberu, Edward K, Riva, Charles E, Molyneux, Malcolm E, Taylor, Terrie E, Harding, Simon P

“…To investigate the effects of quinine on the electroretinograms (ERGs) of children with cerebral malaria (CM), we recruited subjects during a single malaria…”
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Iris Blood Flow Response to Acute Decreases in Ocular Perfusion Pressure: A Laser Doppler Flowmetry Study in Humans by CHAMOT, STEPHANE R., MOVAFFAGHY, ARMAND, PETRIG, BENNO L., RIVA, CHARLES E.

“…The relationship between blood flow and ocular perfusion pressure in the iris vascular bed of the human eye has not been established yet. Consequently, it is…”
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Feasibility of LDF Measurements of Optic Nerve Head Blood Flow in Children with Cerebral Malaria by Movaffaghy, Armand, Lochhead, Jonathan, Riva, Charles E., Harding, Simon P., Petrig, Benno L., Molyneux, Malcom E., Taylor, Terry E.

“…The pathogenesis of cerebral malaria (CM), a significant cause of death in the tropics, is still not understood. Cerebral blood flow measurements would be…”
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Effect of naftidrofuryl (praxilene) on optic nerve head blood flow in the patient with glaucoma by Achache, F, Titzé, P, Movaffaghy, A, Mermoud, A

“…To evaluate the effects of an S2 specific antiserotonine agent (Naftidrofuryl) on the optic nerve head blood flow in glaucomatous patient. 11 glaucomatous…”
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Blood flow measurement in the optic nerve head during isometric exercise by Movaffaghy, A, Riva, C E, Petrig, B L

“…Autoregulation of optic nerve head blood flow (Fonh) in response to decreases in perfusion pressure has been demonstrated in animals and humans. The aim of…”
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Effect of isometric exercise on choroidal blood flow in type I diabetic patients by Movaffaghy, Armand, Chamot, Stéphane R, Dosso, André, Pournaras, Constantin J, Sommerhalder, Jorg R, Riva, Charles E

“…In healthy subjects, choroidal blood flow is regulated when the mean ocular perfusion pressure increases. Since capillary vascular beds are altered in diabetic…”
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Effect of squatting on sub-foveal blood flow defect in pseudophakic eyes operated by cerclage by Movaffaghy, A, Pharmakakis, N M, Chamot, S R, Katsimpris, J J, Pournaras, J A, Pournaras, C J

“…ZIEL: To investigate the relationship between velocity (Velch), blood volume (Volch) and blood flow (Fch), and the mean ocular perfusion pressure (PPm) in the…”
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Effect of decreased ocular perfusion pressure on iris blood flow measured by laser Doppler flowmetry by Chamot, S R, Movaffaghy, A, Petrig, B L, Riva, C E

“…To determine whether iris blood flow (IBF) is regulated in response to an acute decrease in mean ocular perfusion pressure (PPm = MOAP-IOP, MOAP = mean…”
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