10 Hypertension is associated with disordered retinal arterial bifurcation geometry

Alice Stanton; Balvinder Wasan; R J Marsh; Sara Ford; P S Sever; Simon Thom; Alun D. Hughes

doi:10.1097/00004872-199411000-00023

November 1, 1994Journal of Hypertension

10 Hypertension is associated with disordered retinal arterial bifurcation geometry

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Determine the relationship between hypertension and the geometric configuration of retinal arterial bifurcations.
Assessed retinal arterial branching patterns in patients evaluated within clinical retinal and hypertension units.
Demonstrated that hypertension is associated with disordered retinal arterial bifurcation geometry.

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Reveals disordered retinal arterial bifurcation geometry in hypertension, indicating systemic microvascular architectural alterations.

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The Peart-Rose Clinic, St Mary's Hospital and Imperial College of Science, Technology and Medicine, London, UK *Retinal Unit, Western Ophthalmic Hospital, London, UK

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Stanton et al. (1994) studied this question.

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