ArticleClinical optometry2025
Correlation Between Retinal Vascular Oxygen Saturation, Red Blood Cell Parameters and Hemorheology Parameters in Healthy Adults.
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Abstract
Purpose: Investigate the correlation between retinal vascular oxygen saturation and red blood cell parameters, hemorheology parameters in healthy adults. Methods: The study recruited 120 healthy volunteers, and their elbow venous blood was drawn for examination of RBC parameters and hemorheology. The retinal oximeter measured the retinal vascular oxygen saturation, including retinal arteriolar oxygen saturation (SaO Results: The analysis yielded a statistically significant correlation between SaO Conclusion: Retinal vascular oxygen saturation is correlated with many RBC parameters and hemorheology parameters, indicating that RBC and rheological characteristics of peripheral blood may affect the transport and metabolism of retinal oxygen and are closely related to retinal microcirculation. Translational Relevance: The relationship between retinal blood oxygen saturation and red blood cell and hemorheology parameters confirmed the close correlation between ocular microcirculation and systemic blood circulation, which provided a prospective diagnosis and treatment strategy for microcirculatory-related eye diseases.
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