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Measuring the ocular blood flow in neonates may clarify the relationships between eye diseases and ocular circulation abnormalities.
Although it was clearly stated that they were not actually measuring the ocular TCA, but the chromatic magnification for their specific SLO configuration it could be perhaps possible some future ways to actually measure TCA objectively with the reported approach.
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Optical low coherence reflectometry (OLCR) provides high-resolution non-contact measurements of ocular biometry using superluminescent diode light source that measures the ocular AL as a distance from anterior corneal surface to the retinal pigment epithelium, meaning that measurements of AL are unaffected by the presence of macular edema.
Furthermore, aberrometry was used to measure the ocular refractive error.
A variety of imaging techniques, as described below, have been used to measure the ocular blood flow.
We had the opportunity to measure the ocular transmittance function of one juvenile harbour seal (see online resource 1) and found that the wavelength-specific absorption of the ocular media shifts the sensitivity peak of the rods from 496 to 505 nm.
Here we measured the ocular blood flow in neonates using a version of LSFG modified for use in neonate patients, and we assessed the reproducibility of this method to determine whether the results obtained by this method can be used clinically.
The OA-1000 (Tomey, Japan) is an optical biometer which measures the optical distance between ocular surfaces utilizing optical interference technology.
Thus, we measured the vestibulo-ocular reflex.
Peripheral vestibular function is assessed by The Head Impulse Test (HIT), which measures the vestibule-ocular reflex (VOR) for a number of sudden head movements initiated by the tester [ 502].
In addition, three questionnaires measuring the HRQoL of patients with ocular allergy have been identified in the literature.
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