Observations on Ophthalmodynamometry

Arteries of the orbit in the human being

“…In thromboangiitis obliterans and stenosis of the subclavian artery the blood-pressure in the arm is relatively lower than the ophthalmic artery pressure. Similarly, Smith and Cogan (1959) detected acute renal hypertension with ophthalmodynamometry in a case in which the blood-pressure could not be recorded in any of the limbs.…”