Sentences with phrase «ocular pressure in»

Exercise reduces stress, lowers high blood pressure and ocular pressure in glaucoma, gives clarity of mind and instils a restful night's sleep.

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The ocular adverse events most frequently reported in the therapy group were mainly related to the injection procedure, except for the occurrence of intraocular inflammation (accompanied by elevation of intraocular pressure in some patients) that is likely related to GS010, and which was responsive to conventional treatment and without sequelae.

Ocular hypertension is a condition in which the measured eye pressure is consistently greater than «normal.»

Summary: All forms of glaucoma have in common optic nerve degeneration characterized by typical visual field defects, and are usually associated with elevated intraocular pressure, also known as ocular hypertension (OH).

Quantitative Correlation of Optic Nerve Pathology with Ocular Pressure and Corneal Thickness in the DBA / 2 Mouse Model of Glaucoma Inman DM., Sappington, RM., Horner, PJ.

Blood pressure should also be carefully assessed in any cat with chronic kidney disease, hyperthyroidism, heart disease, in cats with sudden onset blindness, or in cats with other ocular or neurological signs that might suggest underlying hypertension.

In the absence of blood pressure measurement devices, a thorough ocular (eye) examination may enable a diagnosis of hypertension to be made and can be used to monitor progress once treatment has been started.

With primary glaucoma, the drainage angle in the eye is too small, causing ocular fluid to «back up» inside the eye and raise the ocular pressure.

The inability to flex certain cranial and ocular muscles during the flight may have lead to the inability to «pop» or release air from their ear canal during the changes in pressure.

A veterinarian will need to differentiate the causes of conjunctivitis such as infection, foreign objects or allergy, from other causes of red dog eyes such as uveitis (a problem in the interior of the eye) and glaucoma (an increase in ocular pressure).

- Low body temperature - Poor body condition, showing weight loss - Excessive skin tenting and dry gums showing dehydration - Unkempt hair coat - Sharp or bad breath, possibly with ulcers in the mouth - Pale gums - Evidence of ocular hemorrhage or blindness associated with high blood pressure (hypertension)

In the course of this examination, several tests are usually performed, including measurements of tear function and eye pressure and staining the eye with one or more ocular surface stains.

Glaucoma is an eye disease in which the ocular pressure is abnormally high.