1981
DOI: 10.1001/archopht.1981.03930020308023
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Intraocular Lenses Generate Chemotactic Activity in Human Serum

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“…Surgical trauma with breakdown of the blood-aqueous barrier may be a factor (Sanders et al 1982). The IOL may contribute to the inflammatory response due to a foreign body reaction (Wolter 1985), or activation of the complement system (Galin et al 1981). Furthermore, cortical remnants (Goodman et al 1989) or lens epithelial cells (Nishi 1988) may induce an inflammatory response.…”
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“…Surgical trauma with breakdown of the blood-aqueous barrier may be a factor (Sanders et al 1982). The IOL may contribute to the inflammatory response due to a foreign body reaction (Wolter 1985), or activation of the complement system (Galin et al 1981). Furthermore, cortical remnants (Goodman et al 1989) or lens epithelial cells (Nishi 1988) may induce an inflammatory response.…”
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“…[1][2][3][8][9][10][11][12]. Notwithstanding the sterile conditions during implantation, the released toxic components cause inflammation in the long run, so that these synthetic materials are in fact not, or not completely, biocompatible.…”
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“…The water provocative test in man, rabbits, and subhuman primates (Macaca irus) has been studied with Schiotz and applanation tonometry and in combina tion with tonography and constant pressure perfusion (Swanlijung and Biodi, 1956;Galin et al, 1961Galin et al, , 1963McDonald et al, 1961;Galin, 1965;Thorpe and Kolker, 1967;Casey, 1974). The procedure has been used in rabbits to test the effects of different drugs on pressure-regulating mechanisms (McDonald et al, 1961).…”
Section: Qualitative Evaluation Of Aqueous Humor Outflow: Provocativementioning
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“…It is generally accepted that the increase in intraocular pressure after the administration of a substantial volume of water is primarily related to a sudden decrease in the osmolarity of the blood; the related influx of water into the eye is presumed to increase intraocular pressure proportional to the volume of water administered (Galin et al, 1961Galin, 1965). Hemodilution may not be solely responsible; in man the increase in IOP in 20% of the patients occurs before the fall in serum osmolarity (Spaeth, 1967).…”
Section: Qualitative Evaluation Of Aqueous Humor Outflow: Provocativementioning
confidence: 99%